Sentence examples for announced invalid from inspiring English sources

The educational authorities regularly issued a salary scale for kindergarten teachers, a single-salary schedule which was announced invalid when the government launched the 'pre-primary education voucher scheme' in 2007 (Li et al. [2010]).

Last April, the E.P.A. announced settlements with oil companies that had submitted invalid RINs sold by two of the three fraudulent producers.

The Flyers refused to deal with the agent, and at a tearful press conference, Hextall declared his contract invalid and announced that he would not take part in the team's training camp.

And last week the chairman of the Independent Election Commission, an oversight body also selected by President Karzai, announced that it would throw out as invalid almost a quarter of the 5.6 million votes cast.

Last month, it announced that of the 268 cases it has reviewed so far that went to trial, 96% them involved scientifically invalid testimony or other errors by FBI agents.

Unfortunately for Kosovar authorities, the elections weren't quite successful enough; even though nobody initially wanted to declare the elections invalid, as doing so would be admitting that the ski-masked fascist contingent had won, Prime Minster Hashim Thaçi announced on Wednesday that the vote would be repeated in three northern municipalities.

Unfortunately for Kosovar authorities, the elections weren't quite successful enough; even though nobody initially wanted to declare the elections as invalid, as doing so would be admitting that the ski-masked fascist contingent had won, Prime Minster Hashim Thaçi announced on Wednesday that the vote would be repeated in three northern municipalities.

The Central Election Commission announced the decision denying registration of the opposition leader, former Prime Minister Mikhail M. Kasyanov, saying that more than 13percentt of the signatures that he had collected in support of his candidacy were invalid.

Torchbearers announced.

One was Cousin Zebina, a lifelong invalid, immured at home across the road, whose bitten tongue in the course of a "fit" is noted by Emily in her first surviving letter at the age of 11. "I fit for them," she announced in a poem of c1866.

But, he said, since the new policy penalizes a person merely because of a family relationship with a building employee, and was apparently announced only on the night of the annual meeting, there is a good chance that a court would deem the change arbitrary and invalid.