Sentence examples for difficult to invalidate from inspiring English sources

In recent years, several states have passed or considered laws that would reduce alimony payment periods (Massachusetts, Florida, Connecticut), make prenuptial agreements more difficult to invalidate (Colorado, Mississippi), and make it much harder for unmarried partners to claim support from their exes.

Bad sign for Apple in court Apple might face a difficult task in seeking to invalidate patents held by HTC of Taiwan for data transmission in wireless devices, a U.S. trade judge said at a trial that could lead to import bans on the newest iPad and the next version of the iPhone, Bloomberg News reported from Washington.

Although the Supreme Court did let stand Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act, which lets people sue to invalidate discriminatory laws that are already in place, that route is far more difficult.

The court refused to invalidate the waiver.

And if that's enough to invalidate the statute, then you should invalidate the statute.

You can go to court to invalidate the patent.

Or trying to invalidate his right to be here".

He wants to invalidate himself as a witness.

Clarence Thomas is a sure vote to invalidate the law.

Thus far, Manenti has failed to invalidate such scepticism.

It's almost definitely going to invalidate your security deposit.