Examples of 'would negate' in a sentence
Meaning of "would negate"
A phrase used to indicate that a certain action, statement, or circumstance would effectively cancel out, nullify, or make invalid or impossible a previous action, statement, or circumstance
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That would negate the purpose of our mission.
Air support would negate that.
It would negate everything we stand for.
A large libstd would negate that.
That would negate his responsibility.
A proper decentralization of power would negate this question.
For to do so would negate what you have accepted.
Of course, any public disclosure of this assurance would negate the deal.
This would negate flanking moves.
Active participation in a gun battle would negate my life insurance policy.
That would negate my efforts.
The cost in terms of extra staff would negate any derived benefits.
He would negate everything.
The recognition of a freedom not to associate would negate the nature and purpose of s.
That would negate the border of sovereignty between the states.
We can not allow any delays because this would negate our quick and efficient work.
Further it would negate the warranty coverage from the provider.
Contrary to the principle of equality, it would negate our right to be different.
This would negate predictions of its imminent destruction which are predicated on its supposed isolation.
They focused on tactics that would negate superior Iraqi firepower.
This would negate the integration effects hoped for from the internal market.
In contrast to other studies, this would negate the importance of industrial clusters.
This would negate the very essence of the Revolution.
Of course, any public disclosure of the assurance would negate the deal.
Such an interpretation would negate the effectiveness of both the regulation establishing.
Davina withdrew the dagger, unaware that doing so even once would negate its power.
Such fluctuations would negate any correlations with the concentrations of elements in the sediment.
However, it did not accept that this aspect would negate the finding of causality.
This method would negate the requirement for the first host cell environment.
Apart from serving no constructive purpose, it would negate all efforts towards reconciliation.
That would negate the EU origin of the notion.
Opening all internal vacancies to external candidates, male and female, would negate that measure.
This would negate the need for checks at the Border.
Active participation in a gun battle would negate my life insurance policy . I can not do that!
This would negate the caps imposed by European Commission.
Hence, changing Persian to Farsi would negate this established important precedent.
Would negate the deal and produce… Of course, any public disclosure of this assurance.
Technical gaps between markets would negate much of the technological accomplishment of HDTV.
However, this can not be allowed to happen, for it would negate all existence.
Its location would negate the need for a separate regional airport for Østfold.
Bringing in the Salvation Army, he said, would negate those efforts.
The bill would negate the need for Americans to change their clocks twice a year.
I had promised myself that I would negate the old forces' arrangements.
It would negate everything that I too had fought so hard for, ” she said.
Were these attempts successful, they would negate the effectiveness of aerial inspection activities.
That would negate everything I just said.
What management would negate the risk?
Good sense would negate this process but " magic " is the flexible convention that allows it.
Similarly, proof would negate love:.
Which would negate the whole experiment . Yes.
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