The Legislature also approved a plan allowing cities to reorganize the agencies if they agreed to use the money for state obligations this year, but the court ruled that plan invalid, effectively eliminating the nearly 400 agencies.
Instead, several provisions effectively render the agreement invalid unless you personally sign the agreement, albeit using an alias, "David Dennison," specified in a side letter that you also have to sign, this time with your real name.
Dr. Sox and other scientists have documented that invalid work is not effectively purged from the scientific literature because the authors of new papers continue to cite retracted ones.
The experts argue that the error effectively makes Coyle's widely cited study invalid — a charge flatly rejected by Coyle, who called the error a minor miscalculation.
He said the findings, which effectively cleared the officers of misconduct, had been "invalid" and ruled there should be a fresh investigation.
While Friday's ruling concerned only one client, known as "A" under Swiss confidentiality rules, the Swiss court's decision effectively means the August deal to disclose the 4,450 names may be invalid.
The judge ruled, however, that a provision that effectively blocks Wachovia from being acquired for several months by any company other than First Union was "invalid and unenforceable".
The key technologies proposed in the study can effectively improve the positioning accuracy of PNS, and independently achieve longer time personal navigation in the attenuate or even invalid global navigation satellite system (GNSS) and wireless communication signal environment.
Union officials effectively denied Hunter's request to attend the meeting, infuriating his lawyers, who called the process, including his potential dismissal, "unfair and invalid".
