nullification|nullifications in English

noun

[nul·li·fi·ca·tion || ‚nʌlɪfɪ'keɪʃn]

act of nullifying; annulment; invalidatio

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1. The opposition MDC also filed an election petition seeking nullification of the 2002 presidential election Controversially …

2. How can a western president, like the French president, ask for nullification of Iranian election results?

3. The legal presumption of benefits nullification or impairment is the key concept in the violation cases.

4. Synonyms for Abrogations include repudiations, revocation, abolitions, annulment, invalidation, nullification, overridings, quashings, repeals and retraction

5. Alternatively nullification of static effects may be achieved through equalisation of the static charge.

6. But this nullification does not affect the validity of the entire air transport contract.

7. Synonyms for Countermanding include invalidation, repeal, nullification, abrogation, cancellation, annulment, abolition, voiding, rescindment and quashing

8. Synonyms for Abolishment include repeal, nullification, abrogation, abolition, annulment, voiding, cancellation, quashing, invalidation and rescindment

9. Article 16 A partnership enterprise is terminated upon nullification of registration by an enterprise registration organ.

10. Withdrawal of all exclusive licenses, privileges and rights to use of electromagnetic spectrum. Nullification of all conveyances of permanent title to electromagnetic frequencies.

11. Koman Coulibaly's nullification of Maurice Edu's 85th-minute goal against Slovenia in group play sparked anger from multiple angles.

12. Failure to comply can result in a violation of the SLA and potential nullification of any vendor warranties or liabilities.

13. North Korea's official Korean Central News Agency declared Friday "the nullification of all incumbent regulations and contracts regarding the Kaesong industrial complex."

14. 17 Withdrawal of all exclusive licenses, privileges and rights to use of electromagnetic spectrum. Nullification of all conveyances of permanent title to electromagnetic frequencies.

15. Even where a case is established, our company is still entitled to apply for an official nullification of the clause in question.

16. Between settlor and trustee, due to the unsuccessful creation, nullification, revocation, or cancellation of a trust act[Sentencedict], or the termination of trust relations.

17. Baldaquin (n.) After Del Confirm himself nullification, process of starting from new; device used for resetting; plant that is repotted, put something back to zero, set …

18. The level of the suspension of concessions or other obligations authorized by the DSB shall be equivalent to the level of the nullification or impairment.

19. The businesses, represented by the Korea Federation of Small Enterprises, are seeking the nullification of the options contracts, known as 'knock-in knock out', or KIKO.

20. South Carolina's congressmen accepted the compromise. And the state's legislature called another convention. This time, the delegates voted to end the nullification act they had approved earlier.

21. Anyone who fails to perform the obligations without proper reasons may, upon request by a relevant organization or individual, entail nullification of his right to inheritance by a people's court.

22. Pyongyang has on several occasions restricted access across the North-South border by suppliers of raw materials, and last month announced the nullification of wage and rent contracts there.

23. Cranch is known for several decisions that set a precedent for jury nullification (allowing a jury to nullify an "unjust" law and refuse to convict), including: United States v. Fenwick, 25 F. Cas.

24. The Synonym of - Abandonings (verb) retirement reversal revocation dissolution abandonment annulment abolition elimination repeal undoing invalidation recall abrogation repudiation deletion nullification retraction dissolving abandoning abolishing canceling invalidating overruling quashing recalling retracting reversing revoking withdrawing

25. The academic Thomas Alured Faunce has argued the World Trade Organization non-violation nullification of benefits claims, particularly when inserted in bilateral trade agreements, can facilitate intense lobbying by industry which can result in effective regulatory capture of large areas of governmental policy.