Sentence examples for * the invalidated from inspiring English sources

By then, however, some teachers had been laid off under the invalidated pact.

Had the regulators invalidated the contracts, the state could have saved several billion dollars by arranging for alternate power supplies at lower prices, people on both sides of the issue said.

We don't feel that the Baroque invalidated the Renaissance or that Beethoven invalidated Mozart or that Schoenberg invalidated Wagner.

Absentee ballot fraud was so flagrant in Miami's 1997 mayoral contest that the courts invalidated the results and ordered a new election.

In a tobacco advertising case from Massachusetts, the court invalidated the advertising restrictions while finding no need to revisit its longstanding approach to commercial speech.

Justice Scalia mused that if the court invalidated the program, "there would be a large number of people out of a job," a prospect that seemed to tickle his fancy.

With such low turnout, the military invalidated the election results and, after consulting with unions and other activists in the country, the military selected Zinsou as the new president.

Steve Chabot (R-Ohio): "I am disappointed that the Court invalidated the Voting Rights Act's coverage formula, which has been used for decades to help protect the voting rights of millions of Americans.

The regulation the court invalidated was known as the migratory bird rule, because it asserted jurisdiction over waters that were or could be used by birds that cross state lines or that are protected by international treaties.

Having the statute invalidated by the Appeals Court could easily have been have been the end of the matter.

Judge Sherif said the problems invalidated only the returns from certain locations.