Some will probably be declared invalid by county officials, but the number is still far more than the approximately 230,000 required to get the measure on the ballot in November, she said.
Passing "marriage is only between a woman and a man" ballot initiatives is no longer an option, to put this another way -- all such are about to be declared invalid by the Supreme Court, after all.
8 was declared invalid by a District Court judge and the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals upheld that ruling.
The bill has since been declared invalid by the constitutional court, but a climate of homophobia and anti-gay violence prevails.
In any event, he will not be permitted to proceed beyond the formal investigation stage since a trial is barred by the amnesty Pinochet gave to himself and (if that is declared invalid) by his immunity as senator.
But the vote was declared invalid by the courts, which upheld a petition by a group of parishioners who pointed to irregularities in the way the vote was held.
Because of sampling errors, the 2000 and 2003 results were declared invalid by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, which runs the tests, and in October, Andrew Dilnot, chair of the UK Statistics Authority, reprimanded the education department for using them to make comparisons.
But the referendum was declared invalid by the Supreme Court last month, leaving opponents today to hold the symbolic but largely toothless act of signing petitions that Mr. Chávez is likely to ignore.
The government's attempt to remove Coloured people from the common voting rolls of Cape Province in 1951 was declared invalid by the courts in 1952, so Malan bade his time, working to build broader support, which became nearer after the National Party increased its majority in the 1953 elections.
When, by the Mise of Amiens (1264), the Provisions of Oxford were declared invalid by Louis IX of France, some barons, led by Simon de Montfort, took up arms and, in May 1264, captured the king at the Battle of Lewes in the southeastern Downs.
And as far as female clergy are concerned, the consecration of various women to holy orders during the Stalinist dictatorship under which Czechoslovakia lived following the second world war, while never officially publicised, has never been declared invalid by the Vatican.
