| If the administrative team isn't properly trained, technologies may be incorrectly deployed, nullifying their effectiveness. |
| He's hurt, he's betrayed, and as the pain hardens into bitterness, so the anger comes flowing out, nullifying everything that he thought was good and pure. |
| We would have passed two pieces of legislation, one really nullifying the other. |
| It is generally agreed that the objection must be nullifying or fundamental in nature. |
| Some assume that companies are not sharing this information because management does not know whether or not it can meet the goals, further nullifying the importance of environmental targets. |
| It also seeks to strengthen remedies through damages in addition to nullifying awards. |
