Sentence examples for essentially invalidated from inspiring English sources

In 2011, a number of respected legal scholars asserted that a little-known provision of the 14th Amendment to the Constitution essentially invalidated the debt limit.

Last year, the same court essentially invalidated the commission's rules limiting the number of cable television systems that one company may own.

Noting that the Supreme Court ruling had essentially invalidated the immigrant group's lawsuit, the Florida Department of State sent a letter on Friday to the 68 election supervisors announcing it would reinstitute the search for noncitizens on the rolls.

The 2-to-1 ruling, by the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, in San Francisco, essentially invalidated a 37-year-old ordinance that the police have used to clear homeless people off the streets.

However, the subsequent approval of the project (after bowing to heavy political pressure) has essentially invalidated the already weak policy.

However, if the stimulus frequency of the next trial largely deviates from this response tone the value of this feedback information is essentially invalidated, resulting in greater probability of committing an error.

And it essentially invalidates all student elections.

The ruling essentially invalidates a Los Angeles ordinance.

The Santa Clara court ruling essentially invalidates a deal between the city and the A's that was established last year.

If the North Koreans are successfully making their own parts, they would essentially invalidate much of the international strategy to force them to denuclearize and make it more difficult to monitor their production progress.

As byproducts, we can now demystify TM in a simple manner, show its limitations clearly, and clarify TM's fallacy which essentially invalidates it as a technique!