Sentence examples for have it invalidated from inspiring English sources

The opinion she signed expressed sympathy for Mr. Ricci, "who is dyslexic" and "made intensive efforts that appear to have resulted in his scoring highly on one of the exams, only to have it invalidated".

Mr. Ricci, for example, who is dyslexic, made intensive efforts that appear to have resulted in his scoring highly on one of the exams, only to have it invalidated".

Birmingham approved a new minimum wage of $10.10 per hour in February 2016, only to have it invalidated by Alabama's Republican governor and state legislature two days later.

Mr. Ricci, for example, who is dyslexic, made intensive efforts that appear to have resulted in his scoring on one of the exams, only to have it invalidated.

If you draw up a power of attorney that hasn't expired, but you no longer want it to be in effect, you can draw up this form according to your state's laws to have it invalidated.

Although some popularized discussions of chaos have claimed that it invalidates determinism, there is nothing inconsistent about systems having the property of unique evolution while exhibiting chaotic behavior (much of the confusion over determinism derives from equating determinism with predictability see below).

Litigation is country by country, and national courts can in effect overturn patents granted by the EPO, or uphold patents which have been invalidated by it.

Yahoo says it has invalidated all the unencrypted security questions and answers so they can't be used to access a Yahoo account, but of course those same questions are commonly repeated across the web.

So whoever told you that is lying to you.' That exchange does not appear in their story because it would have invalidated their opening line".

"It would have essentially have invalidated all swaps regulation.

Dilbeck presents a case that Netflix withheld critical prior art from the Patent Office during review that would have invalidated two patents which it has since used to bully competitors with "sham litigation".