Sentence examples for have to invalidate from inspiring English sources

"I'm not going to have to invalidate my husband's vote this time," Ms. Thomas said, noting that she and Mr. Donahue were registered to vote in New York.

Then there was the messy parent-council ballot in the spring, part of which Mr. Walcott had to invalidate because of the mistakes that preceded it.

But there is no reason a one-time use of generic production capacity has to invalidate Bayer's patent and the more than $3 billion it will likely bring in before it expires in 2003.

Generally speaking, the more conservative the member the more likely they were to believe that more would have to be invalidated.

It could have tried to invalidate Yahoo's patents in court, but that case could have spilled over its IPO date and scared away investors.

But two nuns are sticking to their claim that the $15.5-million sale by the order's nonprofit institute to restaurant owner Dana Hollister was proper and legal, saying they will not be pushed around by the men of the archdiocese, who have sued to invalidate the deal.

No American should have to choose between invalidating their personal beliefs and going to jail.

In the case, Adkins v. Children's Hospital, the Supreme Court struck down this legislation under the so-called "freedom to contract," a doctrine the conservative Supreme Court at the time had used to invalidate progressive attempts to make the laissez-faire economy of the early 20th century more receptive to policies to protect workers and consumers.

Our procedure does not clearly exclude or confirm the role of NA in an observed association, but the procedure suggests how large NA's effect has to be to invalidate an observed association.

The results obtained at the study site had to be invalidated in case a rate of more than 15% discordance was observed.

Shaun McCutcheon, an Alabama Republican, wants to give more money to the candidates he supports, so he has sued to invalidate the rules limiting the over-all amounts he can give.