Sentence examples for decided to invalidate from inspiring English sources

In October, the Library of Congress decided to invalidate a copyright exemption for unlocking cellphones.

After a few days, Mr Ponta said he did not intend to offend any journalist, not even the ones from Le Monde, and assured the media of his friendship and support.Yet during a press conference shortly after the Constitutional Court decided to invalidate the impeachment referendum against Mr Băsescu,  Mr Ponta again attacked a journalist, this time Mihaela Rodina of Agence France Presse.

The Court may also decide to invalidate the whole agreement if such provisions are present.

Since the pope had already invalidated the provisions, Louis decided to "...quash and invalidate all these provisions, ordinances, and obligations, or whatever else they may be called... ......, and absolved the king from any adherence to them.

In the end, the agency decided to drop it, and Shemwell's reinstatement was then invalidated.

Parliament also warned today that it had decided to postpone by-elections scheduled for Nov. 30 after the Guardians Council invalidated most reformist candidates.

Because such uncertainties would invalidate the urinary arsenic metabolite pattern as marker of arsenic methylation efficiency, we decided to include only individuals with total urinary arsenic metabolite concentrations >5 μg/L (N = 285) in the genetic association analyses.

May W. Newburger, the town supervisor, decided to set a date for a special election last week after a State Supreme Court judge ruled that the town clerk, an elected Democrat, was wrong when she invalidated a petition calling for a referendum.

Specifically, the percentage of IPR/CBM challenges the USPTO accepts is consistently falling, although, when the USPTO decides to review a patent, it is more likely to invalidate the patent.

The appellate court decided the U.S. Constitution offers no grounds for a judge to invalidate the free choice of California voters who voted for Prop.

The new advice obliges travel companies to bring holidaymakers home, and invalidates the travel insurance of anyone who decides to ignore the advice and stay on.