Examples of using Nullified in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Threat nullified.
He nullified your divorce.
Not disbanded, um… Nullified, by the church.
If there are exceptions, is not the principle itself put into question andthe definition which is used thereby nullified?
The licences of Jewish doctors were nullified on September 30, 1938.
This decree nullified many key civil liberties of German citizens.
Machado's replacement, Ramón Grau assumed the Presidency and immediately nullified the Platt amendment.
The decree nullified many of the key civil liberties of German citizens.
In fact,a secret agreement signed with France in 1902 practically nullified Italy's membership in the Triple Alliance.
The law also nullified state and local laws that required such discrimination.
His popularity in the Northern free states declined sharply after he supported the 1854 Kansas-Nebraska Act, which nullified the Missouri Compromise.
The Constitutional Court then nullified the election on 21 March 2014.
Johan de Witt's brother Cornelis de Witt had accompanied the fleet to make the States regime share in the glory,but the events on land nullified this.
The sense of fraternity and group spirit nullified the feelings of suspicion and deep isolation of the war veterans.
News reports in January indicated that Trump had bragged about repealing 22 regulations for every adopted new one adopted:67 rules nullified against three new ones.
With the friendship clause of our agreement nullified you're no longer entitled to accompany me to go swimming at Bill Gates' house should I be invited.
Avital calls this fallacy the"Duchamp syndrome," because Duchamp more than any other artist contributed to the reduction of art to banal reality,and thus nullified the distinction between the world of symbols and that of things.
Allenby abruptly nullified all previous surrender ceremonies and demanded that a third(or fourth, depending on how one counts) surrender ceremony be organized.
Victims of domestic violence often have their opinions andjudgments nullified by their abusers who want everything to go their way.
Such blindness nullified man's vision to see the place of fellow-men in the global human-family, and so, conditions for the next war are created.
Victims of domestic abuse often have their judgments andopinions nullified by their abusive partner who demand that things go their way.
The district court nullified an agreement signed more than four decades ago, because the parties to the agreement set up a restrictive arrangement therein.
But if her father, as soon as he had heard it, had contradicted it,both her vows and her oaths shall be nullified, neither shall she be held liable to the promise, because her father had contradicted it.
In 2016, a German court nullified Gabriel's controversial decision to grant a special permission for the country's biggest supermarket chain Edeka to buy grocery store chain Kaiser's, owned by Tengelmann Group.
Similarly, Mendels draws our attention to the fact that the emperors themselves,both those who persecuted the Christians and those who nullified the decrees, would issue edicts for or against the Christians that were distributed throughout the empire.
The agreements signed in 2001 practically nullified"The Gore-Chernomyrdin Agreement' signed in 1995 between the U.S. and Russia aiming at limiting the sale of Russian conventional weapons to Iran.
Laws, acts of the parliament and the Cabinet, presidential edicts, and acts ofthe Crimean parliament(Autonomous Republic of Crimea) may be nullified by the Constitutional Court of Ukraine, when they are found to violate the Constitution of Ukraine.
So that kind of nullifies my right to complain.
If I nullify myself before them in this manner, then I will definitely succeed.
Your grandmother's death has been ruled a suicide, which nullifies the policy.