Sentence examples for Officially valid from inspiring English sources

But the underlying point here is that all benefit sanctions are unfair even if the reason is officially valid.

That year, 49,000 students without an officially valid excuse, like an illness, did not take the English test, and 67,000 did not sit for the math test, according to the State Education Department.

The law is now officially valid again — at least until the plaintiffs file a new challenge.

UK senior railcards cards don't carry the RailPlus symbol, so officially these aren't valid for the discounts that Shirley Cooklin wrote about.

Aristotle accepted 14 valid moods officially and 5 unofficially; since 5 of these 19 syllogisms have universal conclusions, the number of valid moods can be increased to 24 by passing to their corresponding particular propositions (i.e., from "all" to "some").

Stenella clymene was only officially recognized as a valid species in 1981 when Perrin et al. [ 27] examined a series of skulls and photos of S. clymene, S. longirostris and S. coeruleoalba.

Never mind here the valid concerns that Officially Certified Organic practices don't always make the most environmental sense in all contexts the more interesting point in my view is that in a complex global supply chain, major tradeoffs and questions still exist even for companies seriously committing to a socially and environmentally ethical product.

Once you have officially been advanced, your candidacy is valid for 3 years.

Officially, an argument in L1K= is valid if its conclusion comes out true under every interpretation of the language in which the premises are true.

The Epaulettes were officially superseded in 1859, but remained legally valid until 1 July 1866 when, following Leopold I's death, all stamps bearing his effigy were demonetised.

But the green card application sponsored by his Bronx-born wife, Shanise Farrar, had been officially denied in March 2005, leaving him without a valid visa.