Sentence examples for current validity from inspiring English sources

A government-issued passport bearing your name, your photograph, and an expiration date indicating current validity.

A non-passport government-issued ID bearing your name, your photograph, and an expiration date indicating current validity.

The hearing is expected to go ahead in a fortnight and Mr Justice Brian Kerr said his ruling did not affect the current validity of the secretary of state's decision.

It was conceived as a rumination, he told me, on "everything that happened during the twenty years past since the first publication of the book; a reflection on its current validity, but also an account of what happened with my life, with the elements that were part of it when the book was written".

"Withholding or delaying a ruling on the current validity of the existing same-sex marriages might lead numerous persons to make fundamental changes in their lives or otherwise proceed on the basis of erroneous expectations, creating potentially irreparable harm," Chief Justice Ronald George wrote for the majority.

The current validity study required five experienced clinicians to rank a total of 50 cases as having Low, Medium, or High Support Need based on descriptions that were part of an assessment package for services.

In the current study, validity was assessed in three different ways, including item convergent, discriminant, and construct validity.

Mixed results in current ecological validity literature may be a result of using inappropriate outcome measures.

In sum, while the case for continually inquiring into the current constitutional validity of criminal convictions on collateral attack is not an insubstantial one, it is by no means overwhelming.

In the current paper, validity of these theories as well as the modified versions proposed in the current paper and the new criterion is examined for more general cases with non-proportional random loadings and complicated geometries.

In the current study, validity evidence was examined in relation to test content, internal structure and relations to other variables.