Examples of using Annulled in English and their translations into Serbian
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I'm annulled.
The divorce was annulled.
It was annulled, which is almost like it never happened.
It was annulled.
One of Lily's marriages has to be annulled.
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The renaming was annulled after the German reunification.
You know I'm annulled.
The first tender was annulled in April because the bids were too low.
The first one was annulled.
This rule will only be annulled after the customer's balance has reached $0 again.
The agreement is annulled.
Sao Tome andPrincipe has annulled the decision to recognize Kosovo's unilaterally declared independence.
But it was annulled.
The two were married just 16 days after the marriage to Anne of Cleves was annulled.
Marguina-balaguer marriage annulled b y court.
However, the Court has annulled the part of the verdict related to the threat to safety of B92 journalist, Brankica Stankovic, and ordered a new trial over the threats to Ms. Stankovic.
Our marriage is annulled.
Thanks to President Wahid in 2000 who annulled the discrimination against the Chinese and all the minority in general, the Chinese Indonesians now can express their culture openly.
The marriage was annulled.
(Večernje Novosti, 14/05/2011)The Court of Appeals in Belgrade has annulled the first-instance verdict against Milos Mladenovic and Danilo Zuza, who were sentenced to three months of prison each for their attack on journalist of the"Vreme" weekly magazine, Teofil Pancic, and ordered a new trial.
The marriage was annulled.
The dismissal could also be annulled by the Honor of Work Tribunal.
The election should be annulled.
However, the December verdict was annulled by the Supreme Court, which ordered a retrial.
Your lawyer got it annulled.
Partially or completely annulled procedures;
Ted has already lost his job,his marriage has been annulled.
A vote on 25 February annulled the result.
If Henry's marriage to Catherine were to be annulled.
Nearly all of his other official acts were annulled by his successor, Boniface VIII.
