Sentence examples for based on an invalid from inspiring English sources

The majority said the theory was based on an invalid interpretation of the phrase "prevailing party".

Sally Chant, chair of local residents' group Sustainable Hillside and Rokeby Education, said: "We are calling for a withdrawal of [DfE funding for the school] based on an invalid consultation".

(Defs.' Mem. 32-33). This argument carries no practical import: clearly Dr. Hakala's opinions may be excluded by the Court or discounted by the jury if they are determined to be based on an invalid methodology, irrespective of how that methodology was applied.

As soon as this identification is given up and that distinction is made it is at least an open question whether things exist independently of the mind, and idealism insofar it neglects this distinction and holds fast to that identification is refuted because based on an invalid argument.

Because it was based on an invalid genus, it too was invalid; it was later published correctly in 2012 with the full name and authority Calbovista subsculpta var.

Third, if participants had made eye movements to the expected target location based on an invalid endogenous cue, and subsequently had to make an eye movement toward the actual target location, it would follow that the RT difference between valid and invalid trials would be roughly 200 250 ms, reflecting the time it would take to make an eye movement.

It also established the principle that instead of attempting to develop a psychometric tool based on a possibly invalid theory, self-report questionnaires when analysed using techniques such as factor analysis can suggest theoretical constructs.

A contract based on an "illusory promise" is invalid because one party has the sole option to live up to the terms of the contract or to avoid the obligations at will.

But I urge that any such decisions not be based on a fatalistic, empirically invalid assumption about humanity's warlike nature.

Provincetown, along with Somerville, Springfield and Worcester, had initially defied Gov. Mitt Romney, who says all licenses issued to out-of-state couples who do not intend to move to Massachusetts are invalid based on a 1913 law that says Massachusetts cannot issue marriage licenses to couples who are living where those licenses would be void.

The tribunal decided however that studies on its environmental impact had been based on a smaller venture and were thus invalid.