Sentence examples for decided the validity of from inspiring English sources

Ms. Tiven said she understood that immigrants in married gay couples could now apply for green cards and instead of being automatically denied, their cases would be suspended until the courts decided the validity of the marriage act.

The audience were left to decide the validity of the accusations being levelled at arsenic.

Are these kinds of statements appropriate evidence for judges to rely on in deciding the validity of Presidential orders?

A4 NATIONAL A17-24 Courtoto Consider Legality Of Bush Detainee Policy The Supreme Court announced that it would decide the validity of the military commissions that President Bush wants to use to bring detainees charged with terrorist offenses to trial.

The Justice Department is investigating whether Bristol-Myers and Sanofi tried to conceal from authorities part of a deal they were negotiating with Mr. Sherman to settle a lawsuit to decide the validity of their patent.

The BayStar view was that courts would decide the validity of SCO's intellectual property claims eventually, and that having the company's executives embroiled in a running debate about the role of intellectual property rights was counterproductive.

New Federalism Case The court agreed to decide the validity of a 1995 law in which Congress shielded certain highway safety information compiled by the states from use in state or federal lawsuits brought by accident victims.

A22 NATIONAL A27-31 Courtoto Consider Validity Of Texas Redistricting Map The Supreme Court announced that it would decide the validity of the much-disputed Congressional map that Texas Republicans pushed through the state Legislature two years ago in a highly unusual mid-decade redistricting that led to the loss of five Democratic Congressional seats.

That judgment will decide the validity of an International Olympic Committee rule that bars from the next Olympics any athlete who has served a doping suspension of six months or longer, even if that ban ends before the Games.

Soon he discovered a real talent for divorcing people (in those barbaric, fault-finding days before divorce reform), and for the arcane Chancery world in which time and talent is expended in deciding the validity of a will written on a duck egg, or the charitable status of a legacy to Trappist nuns.

The answer obtained in this question was used as a weighting factor in order to decide the validity of the next question.