Sentence examples for could not be invalidated from inspiring English sources

The Supreme Court ruled that an arbitration contract could not be invalidated just because it included a provision prohibiting class actions.

This showed that the model proposed for the eicosanoid production pathway could not be invalidated by using the available data.

However, at that step there would still be a number of models with different characteristics which could not be invalidated.

Due to worsening predictions of SPCA, ODE S could not be invalidated in 14% of the noise realizations (see Table  2).

We also applied our approach on an eicosanoid production model developed for human and concluded that the model could not be invalidated using the available data despite its simplicity in the formulation of the reaction kinetics.

Given the simplicity of the kinetics in the model and limited number of components, we wanted to assess its informative level and our results showed that the model could not be invalidated with the available data.

Why could the program not be invalidated on the ground that it placed a burden on a student's "religious conscience," he asked, by forcing students to choose secular majors if they wanted the scholarship money.

Despite the sins and sufferings of the people of Yahweh, the promise had not been invalidated and could even be renewed, because the people's destiny had not been world power or even a secure kingdom.

Your home insurance could pose another problem so always speak to your insurer before you start advertising your space to make sure that your policy won't be invalidated.

But if, by the nicety which they used in penning the sentence, that sentence were to be invalidated, it could not be by a prohibition, whatever it might be by a review, or by an appeal.

And what is clear from that page and that discussion is it's dealing with the issue of whether or not because the canvassing board threw away the envelopes from the absentee ballots so they could not be checked, whether that invalidated the absentee ballots.