Sentence examples for had been validly from inspiring English sources

Ginsburg questioned whether the warrant for Kidd had been validly obtained.

The court ruled that President Mahama had been "validly elected" after beating the NPP's Nana Akufo-Addo by 50.7% to 47.7% in the December 2012 election.

Earlier the court, in a unanimous decision, declared the elections free and fair and said Mr Kenyatta had been "validly elected".

Wong said a similar case occurred in 1987 when Robert Wood from the Nuclear Disarmament party was found not to have been validly elected.

We, therefore, go directly to the heart of this controversy, which is the question whether the administrative enforcement of the 1950 wage stabilization program has been validly authorized.

The mere fact that a man has been validly arrested does not give the arresting officers untrammeled freedom to search every cranny and nook for anything that might have some relation to the alleged crime or, indeed, to any crime whatsoever.

These worries have recently receded in significance in biomedical ethics, because there is now a consensus in law and ethics that it is never a moral violation to withhold or withdraw a medical treatment that has been validly refused.

The Court held that all that was required for the legislation in question to be constitutional was for it to have been validly passed by Parliament.

Therefore, except in certain instances described below, he may not refuse to assent to bills that have been validly passed by Parliament.

And, a Bostonian who marries his same-sex partner in Amsterdam cannot expect the INS to issue his spouse an immigration visa based on family status, even though the marriage could have been validly celebrated in Massachusetts.

To further complicate matters, the generic name Teesdalia, originally considered to have priority over the name Guepinia for the plant genus, was later determined to have been validly published after Guepinia, rendering Teesdalia an illegitimate name.