Sentence examples for continued validity from inspiring English sources

Although the four dissenters in the law school case did not directly confront the continued validity of the Bakke precedent, it was clear that both Justices Clarence Thomas and Antonin Scalia would have overturned it if they could.

The original instrument developers and medical experts have checked the continued validity of the updated instrument where for example, the term HIV was used instead of AIDS.

My main doubt concerns the continuing validity of Crimp's modern-dress Molière, first seen in 1996.

That is a tenable argument, but we conclude the instant case requires us to address whether Bowers itself has continuing validity.

In 1993, three justices questioned the continuing validity of that ruling, in a statement issued when the Supreme Court declined to hear an Eighth Amendment challenge to electrocutions.

There was a Sabbatarian movement in the 16th century, and the Seventh-day Adventist church upholds the continuing validity of the Sabbath, Saturday, for Christians.

The intention of the song man or storyteller is not to assert a sense of individuality but to identify the continuing validity of the song or the story.

Justice Scalia seemed to cast doubt on their continuing validity in a footnote, saying that one of them "also said that the First Amendment did not apply against the states," a view later rejected by the court.

The 5-to-4 decision upheld a provision of the Prison Litigation Reform Act under which judges must either rule on the continuing validity of an ongoing prison injunction within 90 days -- when its validity is challenged by the state or anyone else -- or find the injunction automatically suspended until they do rule.

In a brief concurrence, Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. said there was no reason to address the continuing validity of Buckley v. Valeo in that case, suggesting that a later case might present the question directly.

It was not unusual to see in the disasters that overwhelmed them the avenging hand of Yahweh, but what required historical reflection was the task of reconciling the apostasy and its punishment with the continuing validity of the promise made to Abraham.