Sentence examples for attacking the validity from inspiring English sources

Thus a licensee may not be prevented from attacking the validity of his licensor's patent.

But the objection, if sound, would not afford this plaintiff ground for attacking the validity of the statute.

No bank or other party who is the subject of any notice or order issued by the agency under this section shall have standing to raise the requirements of this subsection as ground for attacking the validity of any such notice or order.

The scientist, Wen Ho Lee, who was fired by the Los Alamos National Laboratory, filed the civil suit 10 days after his indictment in December in order "to interfere with a pending criminal case against him by attacking the validity of his indictment," the government argued in a motion for delay filed on Friday with Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson of Federal District Court.

So they will stick to denigrating "whacko environmentalists," attacking the validity of overwhelming peer-reviewed science (accumulating rapidly since 1974), and continuing to produce a crapload of plastic.

The first element, attacking the validity of Aberhart's ideas directly, had failed because much of the Alberta public, in abject poverty, was not interested in hearing economic and legal arguments against social credit, especially when the UFA had no alternative plan.

Mr. Scruggs, for instance, promises to attack the validity of the patents themselves and to show that the company's practices amount to a violation of antitrust laws.

Daniel Kornstein, a partner at Kornstein Veisz Wexler & Pollard, represented Antonio, and he attacked the validity of the pound-of-flesh agreement.

In Minjares, like this case, respondents had raised a Fourth Amendment claim, but petitioners had not attacked the validity of the exclusionary rule in the state court.

438, 95 L.Ed. 344, the petitioner attacked the validity of the summary procedure by which she was found guilty of criminal contempt for refusing to testify before a grand jury.

Secretary of State Colin L. Powell, in an unusual clash with the United Nations weapons inspectors, directly attacked the validity of their work in Iraq today, even as one of the chief inspectors declared that his team had forced "real disarmament" on Saddam Hussein.