Examples of using Nullifies in English and their translations into Greek
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He asks if it nullifies the Law.
Nullifies the afternoon sugar cravings.
But madness nullifies all hypocrisy.
Poorly understood globalization is that which nullifies differences.
So that kind of nullifies my right to complain.
I said: if it is true that he's not required to file a federal return then that nullifies the Illinois law.
This parameter also nullifies the reboot parameters.
This nullifies or greatly decreases immersion effects of digital stereo to them.
Now he asks if this nullifies the law.
The place that nullifies the distance between the wonders of nature!
I consider it a defeat for democracy itself, a defeat that nullifies the democratic process.
The Lord nullifies the counsel of the nations; He frustrates the plans of the peoples.
Alcohol consumption decreases or nullifies the effects of the antibiotic.
The LORD nullifies the counsel of the nations; He frustrates the plans of the peoples"(Psalm 33:10).
The dogma of karma and reincarnation nullifies the mystery of salvation in Christ.
Communism nullifies everything that stands for liberty and makes people dependent on a system.
Most people use an anger management help, nullifies the negative emotions and fatigue.
On the contrary, warning is given precisely against this treacherous andscandalous restriction that nullifies the commandment.
The results Caralluma nullifies any doubt one might have toward the product.
The arrival the day before yesterday of these draft regulations proposed by the Commission nullifies point K in the preamble of my report.
A struggle which nullifies the drag force, nailing down and condemning our national essence to decline and alienation.
If something illegal transpires during the adoption process,the court nullifies it, the child gets returned to the closest blood relative.
Gender-based violence, which impairs or nullifies the enjoyment by women of human rights and fundamental freedoms under general international law or under human rights conventions, is discrimination within the meaning of article 1 of the Convention.".
However, the statement of the State Department on the need for"concrete measures" practically nullifies the hope for the possibility of"professional dialogue".
Consequently, it is about a vivid website, which nullifies the distance between the action and the visitor and calls him upon to take part in environmental awakening.
Indeed, the rejection of the European Constitutional Treaty by two Member States in fact nullifies the proposal submitted for ratification by the Member States in 2005.
The distinct communist pole in no case nullifies each party's sovereignty and its responsibility in relation to the working class and the movement in their respective countries.
Anxiety, shame andthe inability to get pleasure from food are the symptoms of eating disorders(a common ailment that nullifies the joy of life, poses physical risks and is often neglected, as it does not receive treatment).
And that gender-based violence,which impairs or nullifies the enjoyment by women of human rights and fundamental freedoms under general international law or under human rights conventions, is discrimination.
Statistics per polling station IEBC Kenya presidential election cancelled by Supreme Court BBC News, 1 September 2017 Kenyans go back to the ballot October 17 Daily Nation,4 September 2017 Kenya Supreme Court nullifies presidential election, orders new vote CNN, 1 September 2017 Presidential Candidates Kenya Diaspora Vote Article 138(4) Constitution of Kenya 2010 Kenya: Raila Odinga withdraws from election rerun The Guardian, 10 October 2017 2017.