Sentence examples for having been invalidated from inspiring English sources

It was incorporated in 1866 and again in 1869, the first charter having been invalidated by Congress since North Carolina had not yet been readmitted to the Union.

After failing again and again to find the lost person, we slowly create a new "assumptive world," in the therapist's jargon, the old one having been invalidated by death.

Further, because the contest committee's report did not specify how many votes were invalid, Republicans argued that all 150,000 votes cast in the contested counties had been invalidated by the General Assembly's vote, and consequently, the voters of those counties had been illegally disenfranchised.

Any other decision would have been invalidated by a court.

"Anything they've done that has any relation to pollution control has been invalidated," she said.

Most of the old coded provisions have been invalidated by the courts".

She said she did not accept the argument that admissions tests had been invalidated by test prep.

The 10 students' test results at P.S. 86, out of some 220 at the school, have been invalidated.

Indeed, people usually find their way to therapy precisely because their feelings have been invalidated or disallowed.

The Fox producer reads the syllabus exactly the same way, and reports that the mandate has been invalidated.

He knows that 19,000 ballots have been invalidated for overcounting, casting votes for two candidates of the same office.