Examples of using Would nullify in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Not for worlds would nullify this lunch.
Using our technology to prevent a natural disaster would be a violation of that order and would nullify the treaty as a whole.
For instance, Emmer had sponsored a bill in the legislature that would nullify federal laws unless they were repassed by both houses of the Minnesota legislature.
Sen. Jeff Flake(R-AZ)saidjust minutes after the president spoke that he plans to devise legislation that would nullify Trump's tariffs.
Well, technically, lack of cranial attachment… would nullify all other motor skills, therefore the notion.
Verses 9-15: no, for Abraham was declared to be in the covenant when uncircumcised; after all,Torah was not involved in the process, and could not have been, since it would nullify the promises by calling down wrath.
If an atonement were to extend its benefits to all worlds and to all eternity, it would nullify its own influence, and encourage the universal hope of impunity, in case the precepts of the law were violated.
According to police reports, members of the fraudulent organization allegedly tried to corrupt officials so they would nullify or decrease fines for tax evaders.
Adding new packages and random updates to the stable distribution,however, would nullify the entire idea of having a stable release, Joey explained.
Over 100 fragmentary words or phrases and half-sentences leave out vital meaningful portions,omitting contextual information which would give quite a different meaning and would nullify the“victory” theory.
Because if I were to give answers here, I would nullify the Synod!
In 428, Gunderic dies and is succeeded to the throne by his half brother Genseric, who decides that best place for his people to settle would be North Africa,which was being ravaged by internal disputes which would nullify the Roman resistance.
Even though man fell,God cannot annihilate him, because this would nullify the principle of creation.
We also call on the Council not to alter our definition of a major disaster- over EUR1 billion in damage in any one country or over 0.5% of its GDP- as any change would nullify the consistency of our stance.
 Yet, if his body functioned exactly in a human way, this would nullify any claim to divinity.
Don't you think that understanding the baptism of Jesus as the must for salvation would nullify His death on the Cross in the gospel?
Do not translate them with the bare words(that were being obscured), because that would nullify the necessity for the obscuring words.
This area was largely unsuitable for the deployment of artillery andthe control of large infantry formations, which would nullify some of the Union advantage in military power.
Hall 2005 questions this general pertaining to a"great national family" orto a unifying national identity that would nullify and subordinate the cultural differences and idiosyncrasies.
But again we must emphasise that the death penalty falls outside the values and fundamental principles of the European Union, andcarrying out these death penalties would nullify the normalisation of relations between the European Union and Libya.
Its purpose would be to introduce me as his Lieutenant Governor running mate and also to call attention to Tom Emmer's views on Minnesota's seceding from the union- i.e.,his bill that would nullify federal law unless it was repassed by the Minnesota legislature.
The irony of this discussion is to realize that the defense of a broader academic education of future teachers could be used as an argument in favor of globalization,strengthening the argument that the generalist and theoretical spaces would nullify the efforts to build teacher education's specific knowledge, which included the knowledge of daily practice.
That takes the biscuit. That would completely nullify the principle of equal treatment.
They must not be required to have the same nationality,however, because in practical terms, this would basically nullify the effects of this proposal.
Romans 3:3-4 explains that Israel's unbelief would not nullify His promises concerning them:“What if some did not have faith?