Sentence examples for effectively invalidated from inspiring English sources

The Furman ruling effectively invalidated death-penalty statutes, and executions stopped nationwide.

ALBANY, Sept. 10 — Prosecutors argued on Monday before New York State's highest court that the lone man remaining on the state's death row should face execution despite a landmark 2004 court ruling that effectively invalidated the state's death penalty law.

But though Ms. Gossman wed her partner in May, when Massachusetts legalized gay marriage, their marriage has been effectively invalidated by the state, because they are not Massachusetts residents.

Marineau-Mes argued in court that that effectively invalidated the promotion, and that his role as EVP had changed with the arrival of new chief executive John Chen in November 2013.

The pair voted in the Jackson suburb of Madison, where McDaniel's camp maintains that improper writing in the poll book, in which voter records are kept, effectively invalidated dozens of votes.

Thus, the apparent indications from cell biology that protists lacking typical mitochondria were evolutionarily primitive were, effectively, invalidated.

Mr. Romney, a Republican, refused to record those marriage applications, effectively invalidating the marriages.

But the town clerk, Michelle Schimel, disqualified 311 signatures, effectively invalidating the petition.

Justice Sotomayor implied that his argument effectively invalidates the entire basis for search warrants.

The judge's decision effectively invalidates the Taubman family's 30.6percentt voting stake in the company, plus an additional 3percentthatat other shareholders had pledged to create a blocking position.

Some authors have argued that scale heterogeneity effectively invalidates all conventional approaches to estimating choice models [12].