Sentence examples for even if valid from inspiring English sources

In this post, I explained why such arguments – even if valid on their own terms – are rarely sufficient to justify immigration restrictions.

Plaintiff maintains that the by-law is invalid and that, even if valid, the amounts paid under it are unreasonably large and therefore subject to revision by the courts.

As, however, we entirely concur with the state court in the view that the grant was not a grant of title, but of a mere license, easement, or right of use, and no evidence of prior possession was offered, we need not consider whether the grant, as thus correctly construed, was valid or not, for even if valid, the ruling on this record could not have been other than it was.

In 1982 (before DOMA was enacted), Adams held that U.S. citizen Richard Adams Coloradoo marriage to Australian Anthony Sullivan, even if valid under state law (which it was not!), would not qualify as a "marriage" for immigration purposes.

Even if valid measures of literacy exist, a measure that accurately depicts the multiple dimensions of health literacy is still needed [ 28, 31].

Even if valid causal relationships are correctly inferred, then determining the appropriate response can be an enormous challenge and one that is sometimes better suited to multicentre trials than local improvization.

On the other hand, soft constraints may allow for unnecessary violations of the original constraints, i.e., the constraints may be violated even if a valid solution that does not violate any constraints exists.

Wasserstrom cautioned the real estate tycoon against adopting a "slash and burn" approach towards relations with the world's number two economy, even if a valid argument could be made for deepening relations with Taiwan.

Even if any valid kernel K can be applied to compute the above proposed scores, in the context of network-based gene prioritization, we used random walk kernels [53], since they can capture the similarity between genes, taking into account the topology of the overall functional interaction network.

It noted, for example, that a marriage "entered into for the purpose of procuring an alien's admission as an immigrant" to the United States is not valid for obtaining lawful status, even if it is valid under state law.

"But even if it were valid, it doesn't cure the past".