Sentence examples for been invalidated by a from inspiring English sources

Any other decision would have been invalidated by a court.

The mayor issued his own confidentiality policy for immigrants, known as Executive Order 34, because the previous policy had been invalidated by a federal court.

In November 2014 an Egyptian court dismissed charges against Mubarak in the killing of protesters, on the grounds that the court's jurisdiction had been invalidated by a three-month delay in the prosecutors' filing of the original indictment against Mubarak in 2011.

Mr. Korematsu's conviction was invalidated by a federal judge in 1984 on factual grounds.

The company faced a setback in 2007, when its patent for cryogenic encapsulation was invalidated by a federal court jury.

At Defense, the hastily drawn order must be translated into a system of trials that would not be invalidated by a Supreme Court.

The 1956 Louisiana law prohibiting interracial sporting activities was invalidated by a court ruling about two years after it passed, although instate universities and colleges almost universally abided by the ban for several years thereafter.

He recommended that both issues be addressed in the Act itself or in subsequent amendments, rather than left up to regulations, which are generally subject to less scrutiny and can only be invalidated by a vote from a majority of the Senate.

Thus, a long-running computation could be invalidated by a system failure with high probability, and there would be no guarantee that the results of a successfully terminated program are correct.

A controversial referendum last month on whether to build a second nuclear power plant was invalidated by a low turnout, although more than 60% of those who voted backed the idea.

Unfortunately, such an assumption no longer holds in anisotropic networks which can be commonly found, and this assumption can be invalidated by a variety of factors: obstacles, resource limitation, sparse and non-uniform node distribution, irregular radio propagation pattern, and irregular regions [14].