The judge confirmed his decision did not invalidate the current proceedings in the Northern Ireland assembly.
I understand the concern that it will appeal to better-off families, but that doesn't invalidate it as a mortgage product".
The existence of rape and other forms of sexual violence don't invalidate the experiences of those who are discriminated against in the workplace or harassed in the street; nobody tells the police to stop investigating fraud until they've solved every murder.
The stadium and associated facilities are also intended to be the heart of a vast scheme to regenerate the crumbling eastern side of the city, which the council thinks will become the biggest regeneration project in the country.Running the games at a loss would not invalidate these aims.
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He suggests that allegations of American torture invalidate American reservations about academic freedom in Singapore.
Shortly afterwards the federal Department of Labour launched an investigation to see whether repeating the election was legal.Neither the new election nor the investigation which could invalidate it will yield results for some weeks.
Public opinion is broadly pro-EU, but low turnout could invalidate a referendum, leaving the decision to a more Eurosceptical parliament.The succession to the SLD is still up for grabs.
Rather than invalidate the Shiller method, the 2008 earnings destruction is precisely why the (Shiller p/e) was created.Another reason to trust the CAPE is that its message is replicated by a completely different (and independently-calculated) measure; the Q ratio (see chart).
The share issue to Mr Ecclestone, however, reduced FOH's holding to exactly 50% and so neutered its power.The share issue to Mr Ecclestone also potentially undermines the preferred strategy of the banks: to gain control of the FOA board by persuading a court to invalidate a change to the firm's articles of association made by Bambino when it wrested board control in 2002.
Still, the latest findings don't invalidate the historic experience of particular countries like the United States which have surged to greater levels of wealth without experiencing any rise in general levels of reported happiness.But if you treat history as bunk and concentrate on the levels of satisfaction that countries feel right now, the results are—in Mr Deaton's view quite striking.
