Simply nullifying a memo, on the other hand, is instantaneous.
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A statement made yesterday, thereby nullifying his entire argument, I guess.
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There is absolutely no benefit to nullifying this common sense rule.
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"We're nullifying each other's vote," the husband says in the video.
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Clinton's aides, Ms. Brazile resigned from CNN altogether, nullifying her contract.
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Victory is the great nullifying force that wipes all slates clean.
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All that's left, in this case, is a self-nullifying plot.
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The Wisconsin Republican Party is nullifying the results of the 2018 election.
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For example, Russia could infuse billions into Iran's failing economy, nullifying the sanctions.
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North Carolina lawmakers passed a law nullifying that ordinance and banning others like it.
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But Mr. Trump will have several tools to begin nullifying the Obama climate agenda.
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Several GOP senators have appeared open to legislation nullifying, or broadly addressing, the tariffs.
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Could Mr. Trump instead travel to Pyongyang, the North Korean capital, thus nullifying the issue?
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Within a month North Korea was threatening to launch a satellite, effectively nullifying the deal.
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As of Wednesday, the House had sent several other rule-nullifying measures to the Senate.
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And if you're always looking at love through someone else's lens, that can be deeply nullifying.
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But the Israeli company said its deadline to pay a deposit had passed, nullifying the agreement.
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There is much discussion over the international impact of nullifying or amending the Iranian nuclear deal.
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Uber's class certification status, nullifying the decision on the ground that Uber's arbitration clause prohibits class actions.
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By nullifying the results of these services, Instagram believes users will have less incentive to use them.
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But a subsequent piece of legislation, which the House approved, eliminated the exemption, effectively nullifying that claim.
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Carolina challenged the sequence and it was determined the Flames were offsides, nullifying the Mikael Backlund delivery.
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Added up, rising health care costs are hitting nearly everyone, nullifying the nominal gains in their paychecks.
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Every single time Claire called Frank a criminal on the national stage, she was nullifying Doug's biggest sacrifice.
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If the aim of an edit is to fix a genetic disease, such mosaicism risks nullifying the effect.
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Trump granted Arpaio a full and unconditional pardon last week in the case, effectively nullifying the court's finding.
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Because the stream rule duplicated and confused these responsibilities, nullifying this costly rule will not diminish environmental protections.
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From there, Ito dominated the rest of the round, threatening with submissions and successfully nullifying Saiga on the canvas.
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In an unprecedented move that surprised observers, Kenya's Supreme Court upheld his petition a month later, nullifying Kenyatta's win.
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The Iraq War began in March 2003, more than a year before this story ran, thus nullifying Trump's timeline.
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And Mr. Trump on Monday signed a law nullifying a consumer rule intended to prevent discrimination in auto lending.
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Manafort then agreed to cooperate with the Mueller probe but was found to have broken that agreement -- nullifying it.
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These efforts at voter suppression have inspired a new wave of activism aimed at nullifying the efforts toward disenfranchisement.
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Still, the act of an Albany official nullifying an act of city democracy annoyed and disappointed the bill's sponsors.
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Despite the arrests nullifying the threat from this group, Australia continues to be on heightened alert for future attacks.
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Concrete does not warp like wood or rust like metal, thereby nullifying the costly issues of humidity and water damage.
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So why must those imperfections be nullifying at the very moment that a woman is on the verge of victory?
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However, splitting the current trilateral deal into two separate bilateral agreements would likely require nullifying the 25-year-old agreement.
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Hassan asked why, given all of the research, their agencies support nullifying the court settlement that caps detention of families.
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It could also add two percentage points to the fiscal deficit, single-handedly nullifying the hard-won consolidation of recent years.
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Sacrificing substance for credibility, Smith succeeds in nullifying whatever suspicions a viewer may have regarding his commitment to expressing his feelings.
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It's possible the redactions could remove key details that Democrats say will refute the Nunes memo's allegations, thereby nullifying its purpose.
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One is the Congressional Review Act, which allows Congress to pass joint resolutions, which cannot be filibustered, nullifying executive branch regulations.
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Mr. Moon, reluctant to damage relations with Tokyo, stopped short of formally nullifying the agreement or demanding that it be renegotiated.
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These defenses can target not only incoming aircraft and missiles but also consist of less visible means for nullifying an attack.
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Roadhog: D.Va's damage-nullifying Defense Matrix shield can shut down a lot of threats, but Roadhog's Chain Hook isn't one of them.
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A member of the executive branch, he excused a former sheriff's contempt for the judicial branch by effectively nullifying a judge's ruling.
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Lawmakers made the corporate tax rate and the corporate alternative minimum tax the same number, effectively nullifying dozens of corporate tax credits.
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To service it Italy, needs to pay almost $80 billion in interest every year, nullifying its efforts in producing constant primary surpluses.
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If an elderly liberal justice departs the Court in that time, conservatives would reestablish control over it, effectively nullifying the voters' will.
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In briefs filed last April, they said the appeals court's ruling had cut the heart out of the statute, effectively nullifying it.
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That left open the possibility that his successor would choose not to submit Article 50 notification either, essentially nullifying the Brexit vote.
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If Republicans make it clear that tax reform boosts jobs for everyone, they are "nullifying" Democrats' arguments about wealth inequality, O'Connell said.
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The White House is all but nullifying Congress's oversight powers by turning numerous requests for documents and testimony into protracted court battles.
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Nullifying it, however, might be more achievable, and now David Boies has stepped forward with a strategy for achieving just that result.
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Last April, the Trump administration set the stage for a legal battle with California by nullifying the Obama administration's clean-car regulatory plan.
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Today's the big day for the Senate's big push to undo the FCC's "Restoring Internet Freedom" order nullifying 2015's net neutrality rules.
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But Mueller told the court on Monday that Manafort had since lied to investigators, nullifying their deal and clearing the way for sentencing.
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Within hours of the Kenyan Supreme Court nullifying the August 21625 presidential election, incumbent president Uhuru Kenyatta was back on the campaign trail.
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"If you're going to remove the President from office, you are in effect in one sense nullifying the last election," he told me.
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Respected but not revered in England, he was key to nullifying the crucial outlet of Sergio Busquets, and later bagged a deserved goal.
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Human programmers might be able to tweak their learning algorithm to account for this, but eventually they risk nullifying the reward function completely.
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But nullifying final rules — which went through a long, public process on the way to being issued — elevates corporate interests above all others.
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He said, quote, in his testimony, in ordering this blanket exception, President Obama was nullifying part of a law that he simply disagreed with.
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Republicans may turn to this measure once Trump takes office, nullifying midnight rules that are pushed through at the end of the Obama administration.
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"If it were truly unlimited, it would have the effect of nullifying vast portions of the Constitution," Schiff said of Trump's power to pardon.
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Another amendment would bar the Supreme Court from nullifying a presidential election unless violations of the Constitution or electoral law significantly altered the outcome.
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But any legislation nullifying the tariffs will likely face an uphill climb because, even if it passed, Trump would need to sign the bill.
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Republicans may turn to this measure once Trump takes office, nullifying so-called midnight rules pushed through at the end of the Obama administration.
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Every international partner that Obama helped corral to snap controls on Iran's nuclear ambitions in 2015 spoke out as Trump mulled nullifying the deal.
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One amendment would ban the Supreme Court from nullifying a presidential election unless violations of the Constitution or electoral law significantly altered the outcome.
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Nullifying the individual mandate once seemed like a death blow, but there's a growing consensus among policy wonks that the mandate just wasn't very effective.
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Schiff also warned that their decision will cause institutional damage by allowing a president to railroad Congress's impeachment powers, effectively nullifying them in the future.
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Maduro's critics have long referred to him as a dictator, especially since his loyalist Supreme Court started nullifying laws passed by the opposition-controlled Congress.
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One of the first questions people seem to have is if all prices will rise as a result, nullifying the entire point of it all.
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Cordray, too, told reporters on a call he expects Congress to look into nullifying the rule but questioned the level of support for the move.
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Residents voted Tuesday to retain the voting system, nullifying a legislative delay and allowing it to be used in November&aposs federal elections in Maine.
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The Georgia court had misapplied Georgia law, the Alabama Supreme Court said, nullifying the three adoptions in Alabama and giving the birth mother exclusive custody.
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This happened in Alabama last year when then Governor Robert Bentley signed a law nullifying a Birmingham ordinance to raise the city's wage to $10.10.
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The federal judges said the state could go as far as nullifying the results of this year's primary elections, hold a new primary on Nov.
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He also signed into law a measure nullifying the Obama administration's Stream Protection Rule, which was aimed to stop coal companies from putting waste near waterways
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Mei: Mei is practically an all-counter in Overwatch, but her icy spray's freeze ability makes her especially effective at nullifying Tracer's chief advantage: her speed.
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Last Tuesday, Trump signed an executive order nullifying Obama administration-climate change efforts, and directed the EPA to begin the process of withdrawing from the CPP.
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In recent years, from Alabama to Missouri, white state legislators have snatched raises away from workers fighting for higher pay by nullifying local minimum wage increases.
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Is it to fight a holding action while destroying China's ballistic missile-carrying submarine capacity, thus nullifying their recourse to a nuclear attack against the U.S.?
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Before a recent change from Monero's developers, that timing analysis correctly identified the real coin more than 90 percent of the time, virtually nullifying Monero's privacy safeguards.
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The judges stymied a referendum aimed at nullifying the centrepiece of a 2014 employment law—the main structural reform of the previous government, led by Matteo Renzi.
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Nullifying the individual mandate and opening up access to skimpier short-term plans are also expected to hurt the ACA's overall mix of sick and healthy people.
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The Iowa Supreme Court ruled on Friday to uphold the lower court's decision, nullifying the state's limit on Medicaid coverage for sex reassignment surgery, reports NBC News.
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Thiem broke the Spaniard's serve in the third game of the match, nullifying Nadal's early break but earned only one more break point — which was saved by Nadal.
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"For the first time in history of African democratization a ruling has been made by a court nullifying irregular elections for the president," Odinga said outside the court.
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This is what an actual deep state looks like: an organized cabal inside the government capable of essentially nullifying the results of elections if it chooses to mobilize.
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Then, just days before the raise was to take effect, the state legislature rushed through a bill nullifying the authority of cities to adopt any local wage ordinances.
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Green Bay Packers •The Vikings successfully iced Packers kicker Mason Crosby at the end of regulation, nullifying his good 21-yard field goal and locking his subsequent miss.
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Toronto defender Eriq Zavaleta seemingly scored an own goal in the 20th minute to tie the score, but the assistant referee raised his flag for offside, nullifying it.
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Republicans and Democrats disagree on other issues like nullifying state privacy laws and empowering the FTC, but tomorrow's hearing could focus heavily on a private right of action.
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Trump's actions amounted to nullifying Congress's vote, he argued, and members weren't required to pass a measure saying, "No, we really meant it," before they could go to court.
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Burnham countered that Trump wasn't ignoring or nullifying Congress, but rather was invoking another law Congress had passed to give the Department of Defense flexibility in spending its funds.
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The piece de resistance was Erdogan on Facetime, calling on his supporters to flood the streets of Turkey, thereby nullifying the junta's declaration of martial law and a curfew.
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The piece de resistance was Erdogan on FaceTime, calling on his supporters to flood the streets of Turkey, thereby nullifying the junta's declaration of martial law and a curfew.
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HB2 prevented local governments from passing ordinances that prohibited discrimination in public places based on sexual orientation and gender identity, nullifying the Charlotte measure and any others like it.
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And there's never been any juror who's been punished for nullifying; there's been a couple of cases in which prosecutors have tried, but those cases have been thrown out.
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Most children live with two parents, and these families operate as one economic unit, substantially nullifying any cost-shifting under either the Social Security or the payroll tax approach.
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In the lawsuit filed on Tuesday in Los Angeles Superior Court, a lawyer for Daniels alleges Trump failed to sign the nondisclosure agreement brokered by Cohen, thereby nullifying it.
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Yet on January 12th Mr Trump threatened to reimpose sanctions on Iran within 120 days, thus nullifying America's participation in the deal, if Europe failed to fix its "terrible flaws".
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This is the second move on transparency rules by the Trump administration — he's already signed legislation nullifying SEC rules requiring oil and mining companies to disclose payments to foreign governments.
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That ordinance had prompted the state legislature to pass a law requiring individuals to use the bathroom corresponding with the gender on their birth certificate, effectively nullifying the city ordinance.
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Attempts by House Democrats to add protections for LGBT people in another bill, effectively nullifying the language in the defense bill, resulted in chaos on the floor earlier this year.
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The yield on the Treasury's benchmark 10-year note has fallen to just over 2.9 percent, effectively nullifying the impact of the Federal Reserve's quarter-point rate hike in September.
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ARM has carved out its niche by continuously being ahead of the competition, nullifying Intel's Sisyphean efforts to break through into mobile, and developing a wide network of satisfied licensees.
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They also argue that Democrats are seeking to remove the president for policy judgments with which they disagree, thus nullifying the will of voters nine months before the next election.
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Winning her suit would have meant potentially nullifying protections for trans people and eroding emerging social norms that allow trans people to feel safe and respected in basic social interactions.
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The NHL has become a structured, mechanized company that glorifies 1-0, 23-shot wins as a result of shot-blocking nullifying the skill and speed everyone wants to see.
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The gutless Republicans led by Mitch McConnell and Lindsey Graham have allowed the president everything short of nullifying the Constitution by executive order — though probably they'd let that pass as well.
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Deloitte, KPMG, Ernst&Young and PWC "colluded" to win contracts worth a total of 66 million euros, the statement said, "nullifying" the bidding process and "neutralising competition from outside the cartel".
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The August polls were relatively peaceful, but a ruling by the Supreme Court nullifying the presidential race and ordering a re-run means many consumers are still staying home and saving.
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The Senate vote centered on nullifying Treasury Department and IRS rules, finalized in June, that blocked certain workarounds that blue states created to allow their residents to circumvent the SALT deduction cap.
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The spike in prosecutions also led to the mass separation of families, which set off a wave of bipartisan criticism resulting in Trump effectively nullifying the policy by executive order in June.
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Due to the obvious missed illegal foul, I have challenged the outcome of our bout and I'm confident that the commission will render a 'No Decision' nullifying the result of our last fight.
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The political leaders in New York and California have not yet proposed nullifying federal authority on immigration—they are only resisting it, in the service of the higher principle of democracy and inclusion.
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In judicial elections in December, a majority of Bolivians voiced their anger at the government by nullifying their ballots rather than picking from a list of judges that had been preselected by leftists.
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Critics led by the United States have slammed Maduro as a dictator and assailed him for clamping down on the country's opposition, jailing dissenters and nullifying the powers of its democratically-elected National Assembly.
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President Nicolas Maduro asked the Supreme Court in a late-night speech to review a ruling nullifying the branch of power that set off a storm of criticism from the opposition and foreign governments.
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"More radical possibilities include nullifying the entire election results and setting a new date for a national revote, or worse, a military coup that seeks to delay the return to civilian rule," he explained.
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This bill does not remember, nullifying the modest safety standards for Arctic drilling that the oil and gas industry agreed upon with the Interior Department in the wake of that environmental and economic calamity.
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Warren also decries the "armies of lawyers, lobbyists and consultants" that she claims gig companies have dispatched to spread disinformation about the bill or water it down to the point of nullifying its effects.
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A congressional resolution nullifying the regulation and banning the CFPB, the country's consumer financial watchdog, from enacting a similar rule in the future passed the House of Representatives, but then stalled in the Senate.
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So while he did not beat McCullers's throw to second and was tagged out — nullifying any need for the appeal — the play was closer than perhaps it should have been, from the Astros' perspective.
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Kenya's judiciary, which has battled for years to establish its independence, asserted itself last month with a decision that surprised the world, nullifying a tainted presidential election and demanding a repeat to prevent fraud.
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"Eliminating or nullifying the tax incentives for homeownership puts home values and middle class homeowners at risk, and from a cursory examination this legislation appears to do just that," NAR President William E. Brown said.
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The company informed the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services that it has issued tens of thousands of corrected blood-test reports to doctors and patients, nullifying some results and revising others, the Journal reported.
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Moreover, many low-income employees lacking the means necessary for a contribution qualifying them for a company match, borrow that amount, possible at high interest rates, nullifying much of the benefit of a company match.
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It's easy to see why PayPal wants exposure to the massive Chinese market — but at the same time the company knows there's always a risk of the government turning against it and nullifying the deal.
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Judge Rosemary Collyer of the United States District Court for the District of Columbia held the alleged spending of public funds that had not been congressionally authorized injured Congress by nullifying its power of appropriation.
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While some analysts believe that Qatar being cut off will have minimal impact on the OPEC accord in the long run, rising U.S. production is also putting pressure on oil prices, nullifying any OPEC agreement.
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The end result is a trial by combat, nullifying a deal Jaime made with Tywin: He'd return to Casterly Rock as the Lannister heir if Tyrion were sent to the Night's Watch after being declared guilty.
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By nullifying the Federal Communications Commission's landmark 2016 privacy protections, Trump and his Republican allies in Congress have given broadband companies a green light to track and sell private user information to advertisers, without consumer permission.
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Avenatti is still intent on formally nullifying the nondisclosure agreement Daniels signed in the days before the 2016 election, and nailing former Trump attorney Michael Cohen on the $130,000 he paid to Daniels for her silence.
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Republican legislators opposed the FCC rules but faced the prospect of an Obama veto if they attempted to pass a law nullifying them or stripping the FCC of its authority to regulate ISPs as it has.
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William Parry and twelve of his men once walked northward over ice for thirty-five days, hauling eight hundred pounds of gear, only to discover that the ice itself had been drifting south, nullifying their gains.
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The High Sparrow is manipulating Tommen like a mummer's dragon, getting him to push Jamie out of the picture and then banning the use of trial by combat (thus nullifying her zombie abomination's mountain-size advantage).
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While Canadian leaders have cast nullifying the dispute settlement provision as a dealbreaker, some trade experts believe that Canada would be willing to let go of it in exchange for other concessions from the United States.
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Also on Friday, the chairman and ranking member of the Senate subcommittee on Social Security urged Social Security Administration to consider nullifying its contract with Equifax and consider making the company ineligible for future government contracts.
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Although these provisions have long been interpreted to allow the president discretion in how he implements the law, that's very different from nullifying a statute over a simple disagreement with Congress's decision to create an office.
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According to the Russians themselves: "They (nuclear weapons) are capable of nullifying the combat qualities of all modern conventional systems," so said Colonel-General Vladimir Muravyev, deputy CINC of the Strategic Missile Forces, in December 85033.
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"There is absolutely no benefit to nullifying this common sense law unless your objective is to make it easier for corrupt elites to steal money," said Isabel Munilla who studies extraction policies for anti-poverty group Oxfam.
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South Korea's spy chief, Suh Hoon, called for caution in nullifying the GSOMIA, telling a parliamentary intelligence panel that it had both "practical benefits and symbolic meanings," said Lee Eun-jae, a lawmaker who attended the meeting.
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South Korea's spy chief, Suh Hoon, called for caution in nullifying the GSOMIA, telling a parliamentary intelligence panel that it had both "practical benefits and symbolic meanings", said Lee Eun-jae, a lawmaker who attended the meeting.
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Nullifying those laws - and the payment of all holdout creditors who agree to Argentina's proposal by February 29 - are conditions for lifting the injunction that effectively forced the sovereign to default on its restructured bonds in 2014.
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These plot cards come with some dramatic effects, letting you search your deck for crucial cards, nullifying your opponents' attacks or wiping out half of the characters in play—including your own—in an indiscriminate wildfire assault.
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In June 2013, the Supreme Court ruled that Arizona could not require proof of citizenship for those who registered to vote using a federal registration form, which had the effect of nullifying part of the SAFE Act.
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Innoventive fought back, arguing that a special act by the state of Maharashtra, where the company is based, had resulted in suspension of the company's liabilities for a year, thus nullifying ICICI Bank's claim at the time.
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The announcement came a month and a half after the Kenyan Supreme Court made history by nullifying the election of the incumbent, President Uhuru Kenyatta, and ordered a new one, in response to complaints of voting irregularities.
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When South Carolina issued its secession ordinance in 1860, it even complained that Northern states had passed laws nullifying the Fugitive Slave Act; complained, in other words, that Northern states were refusing to obey the federal government!
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On Monday, Trump quietly signed the bill nullifying the FCC policy, just days after Republican lawmakers rammed the measure through the Senate and the House on partisan lines using a controversial legislative tool called the Congressional Review Act.
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"What we don't want is that the sovereign powers of the government of Puerto Rico over this oversight board would get expanded and start nullifying what it is that the people of Puerto Rico democratically elected," he said.
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"Eliminating or nullifying the tax incentives for homeownership puts home values and middle-class homeowners at risk, and from a cursory examination this legislation appears to do just that," said William E. Brown, the president of the association.
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Options include doing nothing (possible), revoking his membership (as the British Academy of Film and Television Arts did on Wednesday) and even nullifying the best-picture Oscar Mr. Weinstein won in 1999 for producing "Shakespeare in Love" (unlikely).
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With this law, the Republican Congress would be nullifying the intent of state legislatures by creating tax breaks for private school parents that are paid for by reducing state tax bases that pay, in part, for public schools.
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Both were on the scoresheet as they beat Russia 3-0 to finish the group phase with a perfect three victories, yet Uruguay's pragmatic approach has seemingly placed a greater focus on nullifying opponents rather than tearing them apart.
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For many people, this will be experienced as the power to refuse to work for insufficiently low wages (potentially nullifying the need for minimum wage laws), or unacceptable terms of any kind, be it work conditions, hours, benefits, etc.
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By nullifying the corp's board state and ability to advance their game, it was hard for deckbuilders and competitive players to not constantly be thinking about how their decks would deal with either of these very powerful runner cards.
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"Provisions in state statutes and state constitutions can provide standards and guidance for state courts to apply", the chief wrote in Rucho v Common Cause, pointing to the example of a 2015 Florida court decision nullifying its congressional map.
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Did he knowingly sacrifice his life and body to contain the force of Calamity Ganon, or was the operation simply a clever gambit to trap him in a state of undeath, thereby nullifying the Demon King's penchant for revival?
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The Chinese government has cracked down on VPNs and the web more than usual over the past two years or so, that has included nullifying popular services and, in one case, visiting a developer in person to have software shuttered.
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The only reason the public found out about Colon's second life was because he tried to represent himself in court, meaning he was listed as the attorney of record, essentially nullifying the agreement of confidentiality he and Santos had agreed upon.
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Companies that try to use tax breaks to lower their effective tax rate, like the research and development tax credit, would still face the 113 percent alternative minimum tax, nullifying the value of incentives that are supposed to promote research.
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It's rare that a studio like Warner Brothers will put out a film that isn't based on an existing property—the PR people birth these movies as products, the posters are to be nullifying stepping stones in the vertical marketing nightmare.
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But beyond making economic concessions to China, Trump's offer to barter over the North Korean issue also risks nullifying one of the Washington's biggest pieces of leverage in urging Chinese cooperation: that stopping North Korea's nuclear program is also in China's interest.
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It hallucinated some grave public danger in transgender people's using public restrooms that correspond to their gender identity, banned them from doing so, and then went even further, nullifying local ordinances that outlawed employment and housing discrimination against gay and lesbian people.
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Jeff Flake, a Republican from Arizona, warned Thursday ahead of the announcement that he would look at introducing legislation nullifying the tariffs, although Congress would likely need a veto-proof majority to do that, something Republicans have said they aren't sure they'd get.
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After gruelling five-setters in his first two rounds, the second seed gave a masterclass in nullifying the game's biggest serve, breaking twice in succession at the start of the match to set up a 6-4 6-4 7-6(3) victory.
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Companies that try to use tax breaks to lower their effective tax rate, like the research and development tax credit, would still have to face the 20 percent alternative minimum tax, nullifying the value of incentives that are supposed to promote research.
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Mayer's work pays special attention to state-level politics, and for good reason: For years, groups like ALEC, the State Policy Network, and (more recently) the Franklin Center for Government and Public Integrity have been focused on nullifying any progressive national policymaking through state legislation.
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Had the Supreme Court not hamstrung the federal government from protecting its citizens from massive violence, effectively nullifying the transformative possibilities of the Civil War, the white supremacist hold on national politics might have given way to a far more robust vision of democratic pluralism.
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A kind of perfect storm occurred: the financial crisis of 2008 combined with long-term economic stagnation, significant demographic and cultural changes, utter contempt for the political class and outrage that Republicans were not nullifying President Obama or promoting an agenda connected to their concerns.
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Nullifying Executive Order 13673 also means that federal contractors won't have to prove that they complied with the Americans with Disabilities Act, the Rehabilitation Act, the Family and Medical Leave Act, or Title VII of the Civil Rights Act, according to New Now Next.
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The U.S.-based bank, which over the past decade has driven down the cost of nullifying the risk of one of the parties to a trade becoming insolvent before payment, now settles more than 90 percent of transactions in the $5 trillion a day market.
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Companies that try to use tax breaks to lower their effective tax rate, like that tax credit, would face the 20 percent alternative minimum tax, largely nullifying the value of incentives that are supposed to promote research by allowing firms to write-off those expenses.
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BOGOTA (Reuters) - A referendum vote on seven anti-corruption measures failed to meet quorum in Colombia on Sunday, nullifying the results even though each of the measures, including a reduction in lawmakers' salaries and term limits for public posts, got at least 5003 percent support.
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In Congress: The wider renewables industry is scrambling to fight portions of the Senate-approved tax plan that make changes to the corporate tax code in ways that wind and solar companies say would have a spillover effect of nullifying the value of separate tax credits.
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Under existing regulations, VA doctors are not permitted to fill out the mandatory paperwork necessary to recommend cannabis therapy in the majority of states that now regulate its lawful use, essentially nullifying the contract that the American government entered with service members to cover their healthcare options.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Supreme Court, decrying the "recurring evil" of racial bias in the U.S. criminal justice system, ruled on Monday in the case of a Hispanic man convicted on sex charges that a juror's racist comments during deliberations may be grounds for nullifying a verdict.
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The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals voided the U.S. Department of Labor's so-called fiduciary rule on Thursday, nullifying nationwide the 2016 measure that was meant to curb conflicts of interest among providers of financial advice by requiring them to act in their clients' best interests.
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The Mets lost the 1973 Series to Oakland and won in 1986 under morally nullifying circumstances; not only did they win because of a Red Sox error, but a member of that team in his final major league season, at a still serviceable 41, was Seaver.
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The Trump administration has had several opportunities to end DACA — either by nullifying the existing protections for the 780,000 people who've already been approved under the program or by refusing to accept any new people or renew the two-year protections for existing DACA recipients when they expire.
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With the cool of a chilled cucumber—and to the tune of chants and jeers from his friends across the aisle—the speaker gavelled in a session after 10pm to hold a vote to override Barack Obama's veto of a law nullifying a Labor Department regulation of financial advisors.
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Even before a league-appointed arbitrator issues a decision in the coming days on an appeal Elliott filed, he and the players' union filed a lawsuit in federal court in Texas late Thursday aimed at nullifying the ruling pre-emptively and calling into question the N.F.L.'s case.
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" When Bolton moved into his office, down the hall from the President's, he hung a framed copy of Trump's executive order nullifying the U.S.'s nuclear agreement with Iran —one of President Obama's signature foreign-policy achievements, which Bolton, a ferocious critic of Iran, has described as "execrable.
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" The real scandal, he argues, is "the actions of the F.B.I. and the Department of Justice in the use of the Fusion G.P.S. dossier to open their investigations and the role former F.B.I. Director James Comey and his colleague Peter Strzok played in nullifying the Clinton national security investigation.
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The contradictions she recounted, from conveying to women that motherhood is a natural state to instructing them on exactly how and where their babies should sleep, all while nullifying earlier recommendations, seemed to get at an inherent paradox at the heart of a profession whose stated goal is to empower parents.
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On Tuesday, Ms. Lewis and Songwriters of North America, an advocacy group she helped found a year ago, sued the Justice Department, saying that the agency overstepped its authority and that its ruling violated the property rights of songwriters by potentially nullifying private contracts between writers who have worked on the same song.
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Aside from nullifying Ike "The Spike," this iteration of Coop has done very little: He's pulled the levers he was told to pull, bought the pies he was told to buy, repeated the words that interested him, and let the currents of whatever's going to happen pull him inexorably toward a denouement.
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The state legislature passed the bill, nullifying Charlotte's "protection" of LGBTQ persons, particularly trans people—protection in scare quotes because it merely put those in the specified class on the same footing as everyone else in the state—and any other laws or ordinances that offered more protections than those provided by state law.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpMnuchin knocks Greta Thunberg's activism: Study economics and then 'come back' to us The Hill's Morning Report - House prosecutes Trump as 'lawless,' 'corrupt' What to watch for on Day 3 of Senate impeachment trial MORE has previously threatened to issue executive orders nullifying birthright citizenship, which is enshrined in the Fourteenth Amendment to the Constitution.
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One of his most original contributions was to locate many of Russia's woes in its failure to evolve beyond its status as a patrimonial state, a term he borrowed from the German sociologist Max Weber to characterize Russian absolutism, in which the czar not only ruled but also owned his domain and its inhabitants, nullifying the concepts of private property and individual freedom.
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I knew the topic was a minefield: I'd worried both about appropriation (that, as a cisgender man, in adopting "they" for myself, I was appropriating a term identified mainly with nonbinary people) and about what Stephen calls "erasure": transgender people had worked hard to get society to recognize their gender, including pronoun usage, and in replacing it with "they," I was nullifying their identity.
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This line of thinking, rooted in misplaced colonizer-knows-best confidence, harkens back to the Allotment Era, when the state and federal governments worked to break up the tribal nations by pushing tribes to adopt the U.S. version of private property, thus nullifying their claims of national sovereignty and allowing non-Native capitalists to buy up massive tracts of what should have always been tribal land.
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If there is a silver lining to the Mueller mess, it's allowed us to understand where the real scandals are: The actions of the FBI and the Department of Justice in the use of the Fusion GPS dossier to open their investigations and the role former FBI Director James Comey and his colleague Peter Strzok played in nullifying the Clinton national security investigation, which ensured she remained competitive in the presidential race.
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The Supreme Court on Monday decided to stay out of the legal fight surrounding the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, all but nullifying a March 2628 deadline for congressional action set by President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE.
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