Sentence examples for invalid judgment from inspiring English sources
And then, he says: "You get to this point where you think that's fucked up, that there is a completely invalid judgment being imposed on you, and that's when you go to war about it".
And why should experience of mental ill-health automatically render somebody's judgment invalid?
WASHINGTON -- The Obama administration pushed back forcefully on Monday afternoon against a Florida judge's ruling that its signature health care law is invalid, calling the judgment a legally "dubious" reading of the law.
Their reasons were entirely trivial: one cited the difficult of putting together a data set (wouldn't this have to be done anyway in order to publish a paper?); another was concerned that the data might be analyzed using invalid methods (surely a judgment for the scientific community as a whole).
Data from ten children were deemed invalid due to interviewers' judgment that the participant was unable to understand the SEIQoL-DW task.
Amazon's suit challenges the constitutionality of this interpretation and seeks a declaratory judgment that it is invalid.
"In declaring the old 'safe harbor' rules invalid, however, the significance of the judgment extends far beyond the case presently pending in Ireland," Dixon added.
If the executive is fast on his feet, he will begin his new career possibly before telling his employer that he's leaving by going to a California court and asking for a declaratory judgment that the noncompete is invalid.
However, the explanatory notes add: "Once enacted, [the bill] will ensure that any such decisions cannot be challenged on the grounds that the [back to work employment scheme] regulations were invalid … notwithstanding the court of appeal's judgment.
"The risk of generic competition to King's Skelaxin increased after a summary judgment ruling that its two key patents are invalid," said Leerink Swann's Gary Nachman.
