Sentence examples for be invalidated if the from inspiring English sources

He warned, however, that the licenses could be invalidated if the New Mexico Supreme Court eventually rules that same-sex marriage is not allowed in the state.

These and other similar transactions could be invalidated if the banks breached those duties, requiring the banks to disgorge their profits from the deals and pay damages.

And he belittled a rule that allows a petition to be invalidated if the people who signed list the villages where they live, rather than their towns.

This method may also be invalidated if the prominent scattering points are seriously interfered by their neighbors.

Contrarily, Prigogine's TEP can be invalidated if the coefficients of the dissipation function depend on the evolution of state variables with time.

Buyers enjoyed a guarantee against latent defects; the transaction could be invalidated if the bought slave turned out to be crippled and the buyer had not been warned about it.

His ensuing testimony apparently would have been invalidated if the judge had allowed me access to the "potential Brady Material".

All bonus payments are invalidated if the Times hires Josh Tavares, despite his excellent online pieces in the Buffalo News and Artvoice, and his 3.4 GPA at SUNY Binghamton (which, obviously, would have been much higher if Michelle Tauberman hadn't dumped him three weeks before finals).

In practice, they are subject to the normal grounds of judicial review set forth in the UK case Council of Civil Service Unions v. Minister for the Civil Service ("the GCHQ case", 1983); in other words, the exercise of power may be invalidated if determined to be illegal, irrational or procedurally improper.

Literature on dichotomizing continuous variables suggests the importance of establishing cut points because prior work can be invalidated if cut points change [ 51].

Most important, a patent can be invalidated if there is evidence, known as prior art, that it is not actually new.