Sentence examples for invalidate in from inspiring English sources

The work of the American College of Heraldry and Arms may be said to invalidate in America the historic relationship between arms and nobility, an argument which may lead to the concept of two classes American arms, which are non-noble, and classical arms, which are noble.

To summarize, while Takeuchi and Hogeweg make a valid and important contribution to our understanding of error thresholds, their work does not affect my conclusions on the relationship between quasispecies theory and population genetics, nor does it invalidate in any substantive way the statements I made about error thresholds.

The state's death penalty statute was invalidated in 2004.

Thousands of unsigned ballots were invalidated in 2012.

You report (front page, Nov. 17) that 26,000 ballots were invalidated in Duval County because they contained more than one vote for president.

Despite Mr. Bush's support from Mr. Pataki and other key Republicans, his petitions have been invalidated in one Congressional district.

The ratings agency Standard and Poor's recently concluded that the business models of tar sands companies could be invalidated in a world acting to constrain carbon.

Now & then the diary-keeping authors fail to realize that an entry which holds true for one day may be invalidated in the days that follow.

The amendment passed, with considerable acrimony and bad feeling, but was invalidated in 2015 by the Supreme Court's decision in Obergefell v. Hodges.

At this point, candidates who are invalidated in court can appeal, but those cases can go on until the end of August or beyond.

He dissented when the court invalidated, in Cummings v. Missouri and Ex parte Garland (both 1867), state and federal loyalty oaths prerequisite to the practice of learned professions.