Sentence examples for decision to invalidate from inspiring English sources

The decision to invalidate the Apple patent was made under longstanding procedures for re-examining previously granted patents.

Ms. Harris's decision to invalidate recounts was explicitly before Judge Terry P. Lewis of Leon County Circuit Court.

She also suggested that a decision to invalidate the licenses would be a slap in the face of gays.

In 1996, he outraged Justice Antonin Scalia by writing an opinion concurring in the court's decision to invalidate the Virginia Military Institute's men-only admissions policy.

Students from almost 50 schools took the test at Packer, and the decision to invalidate the scores angered many of them.

Minton was a strong supporter, for example, of the court's decision to invalidate racial segregation in public education in Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka.

They might be inclined to point out that Scalia's criticism of the Court's decisions to invalidate democratic enactments in cases like Planned Parenthood v. Casey (1992), Lawrence v.

But legal experts said the court's decision was likely to invalidate similar laws around the country and would spur efforts to pass new bans.

The campaign was marred with such heavy-handed manipulation that Justice Charles J. Markey, in his decision that November to invalidate the election, quoted the former Soviet leader Leonid I. Brezhnev: "The trouble with free elections is, you never know who is going to win".

The case is one of the first examples of how the supreme court's decision in June to invalidate the federal law defining marriage as being between a man and a woman has altered the legal landscape for gay marriage advocates.

Stevens circulated a memorandum stating that his decision would be to invalidate the tax - Chief Justice Warren Burger and Justice William Rehnquist immediately stated they would join his opinion.