Sentence examples for having invalidated from inspiring English sources
Everyone laughed at Bryant's jab at David Stern, the league's commissioner, for having invalidated the Lakers' acquisition of Chris Paul before the start of the lockout-delayed 2011-12 season.
Nothing has invalidated that — on the contrary.
The Federal District Court in Detroit had invalidated both programs.
Although the courts have invalidated the roadless rule, we are safeguarding these areas through administrative rules.
The US has lobbied governments around the world to refuse entry to Snowden and has invalidated his US passport.
As for the ruling, Mr. McCollum said he was particularly pleased that Judge Vinson had invalidated the entire law.
Anti-nuclear activists are seeking to halt construction, arguing that design changes have invalidated the plant's original permit.
"Recent events have invalidated all the models we had," said Emanuel Derman, a Columbia University professor and former Goldman Sachs quant.
Ms. Gilmore's speculation implausibly presumes that the Supreme Court would have invalidated school segregation earlier than it did.
The Supreme Court had invalidated all state death penalty statutes in 1972, finding that they were applied in an arbitrary manner.
Sometimes a refined picture of a disease's history has invalidated clinical practices based on apparently reasonable assumptions.
