Sentence examples for invalidate those from inspiring English sources

At best, the sequence lets us infer a gene's capabilities, but only experiments will validate or invalidate those inferences.

The repeal bill would not invalidate those marriages, but would allow only civil unions for gay couples moving forward.

"Any test is susceptible to test preparation, and that's why you start to invalidate those assessments," Dr. Johnsen said.

When California's attorney general asked the State Supreme Court to address same-sex marriage, it declined to stop the city from performing the ceremonies right away, or to invalidate those already performed.

The National Labor Relations Board has told state officials that it will soon file federal lawsuits against Arizona and South Dakota in seeking to invalidate those states' constitutional amendments that prohibit private sector employees from choosing to unionize through a procedure known as card check.

The police suspect suicide, but because the coroner's office is underfinanced and understaffed — maybe there isn't even a place to refrigerate your body until someone can get around to dissecting your corpse — no autopsy is performed to confirm or invalidate those suspicions.

Invalidating those signatures left Mr. McCain one signature shy of the minimum number the rules require.

In a practical sense, such processes had already done their work: three years earlier, the Kansas-Nebraska Act had invalidated those sections of the Compromise, by saying that the "popular sovereignty" of white men should decide the slavery question in those territories.

Decisions invalidating those patents could severely weaken the 2006 patent, despite its solid position today.

The Supreme Court invalidated those efforts on grounds of free association (Boys Scouts v. Dale).

The current crisis, he claimed, validates his own economic views and invalidates those of his longtime rival, the late free-market economist Milton Friedman.