| Well, today's Ukrainian Supreme Court decision nullifies the results of the presidential run-off election. |
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| Can we develop a system of ciphers which nullifies the value of any information we contribute to the system? |
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| The presence of a shareholder at a meeting nullifies any mail ballot or proxy vote by that shareholder. |
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| What the CBD does not do is create a new right of property in genetic materials, let alone one that nullifies other possible rights. |
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| A layer of bituminous sand 50mm thick nullifies any unevenness in the concrete raft and protects the base of the tank against corrosion. |
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| The Supreme Court systematically nullifies judgments delivered in breach of this formality. |
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| Canada also claims that even if the measure does not violate any WTO provisions, it still nullifies or impairs trade benefits accruing to it. |
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| This also nullifies the need to negotiate a bridging loan with the bank. |
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| In case Washington nullifies the alliance or withdraws its troops, it will unleash a roar in South Korea to go nuclear. |
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| Member States shall ensure that, if the reviewing body nullifies a decision, it remits the case to the determining authority for a new decision. |
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| This is not love that belittles or nullifies but one which exalts and realizes. |
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| Besides, the policy is not accompanied by a plan of action which nullifies its impact on practice. |
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| If there is no service to van Nistelrooy it nullifies his game, whereas Henry can drift wide and create things himself. |
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| Sterility neither prohibits nor nullifies marriage, without prejudice to the prescript of can. |
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| This social concern of the Tamil Siddhas nullifies the general view of the Western critic about Indian mystics, that they are not devoted in seeking unselfishly the welfare of others. |
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| The presumption is that further mutations are arising in a tumour all the time, and that eventually one of them makes a molecular change that nullifies the effect of the drug. |
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| Ramesh Ponnuru explains how this nullifies the central argument of the letter:The view that the slaying of an unborn child in abortion should be legal is in no way parallel to the view that a class of weapons should be legal. |
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| See articleThousands of protesters held rallies across California in defence of gay marriage, a week after voters narrowly approved a ballot initiative that nullifies a court decision legalising gay nuptials. |
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| It effectively nullifies the powers of the two ministers to take prompt action on being satisfied that a substance is inherently toxic and thus dangerous for human health and the environment. |
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| If the records do not show that the accused was assisted by counsel in making his waiver, this defect nullifies and renders his confession inadmissible in evidence. |
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| The decline in security hampers the development of countries and peoples, because violence nullifies man's right to progress, and the development of human rights and democratic values is essential for the exercise of freedom. |
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| It is generally recognised that violence against women is a serious obstacle to gender equality and that it both violates and impairs or nullifies the enjoyment of human rights and fundamental freedoms. |
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| Gender based violence impairs or nullifies the enjoyment by women of human rights and fundamental freedoms and it circumscribes women's ability to function as full citizens in society. |
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| Making this election irrevocably nullifies the corporation's right to benefit from the New GAS System for calendar year 2010 and subsequent calendar years. |
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| It affirms that violence against women constitutes a violation of the rights and fundamental freedoms of women and impairs or nullifies their enjoyment of those rights and freedoms. |
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