Sentence examples for Invalidate the decision from inspiring English sources

This paper describes how we can make this decision at flight time, and guarantee that the decision gives a safe answer before the state changes enough to invalidate the decision.

The attorney general, who is leading the government's legal team, told the court on Monday: "This is not a narrow legal challenge … It seeks to invalidate the decision already taken to withdraw from the EU.

If the High Court finds that a decision-maker has fettered its discretion, it may hold the decision to be ultra vires – beyond the decision-maker's powers – and grant the applicant a suitable remedy such as a quashing order to invalidate the decision.

Judges substitute their judgment for democratic will when they invalidate the decisions of state and local governments as well.

Indeed, when Bavarian policymakers tried to introduce small university fees in the late 2000s, a referendum invalidated the decision.

That decision by the Supreme Court would invalidate the Ninth Circuit decision and reinstate the original decision by the Federal District Court judge, Vaughn R. Walker.

He discounted arguments by Mr. Beazley's lawyers that key testimony in the trial had been invalidated by the decision of two co-defendants to recant part of their statements.

But as other companies began to develop and market competing genetic tests, Myriad sued several of them, claiming that certain patents had not been invalidated by the decision.

The European Parliament has always rejected general implementing reservations in favour of the Council, which could qualify, or even invalidate, the co-decision powers acquired under the new Treaty, particularly in the context of fundamental reforms of the CAP which include, as key elements, the fixing of aid levels and prices.

LSM workshops push students through the process of "getting out of the building" and talking to customers in order to validate or invalidate hypotheses, making the decision to "pivot or preserve" and developing a "minimum viable product" to serve perspective customers.

Unfashionably, she also believes in "humane intervention" and claims, apropos Iraq, that "I don't think the mess that's followed invalidates the original decision".