Sentence examples for invalidated about from inspiring English sources

But last month, a Delaware judge invalidated about 86,000 votes cast for the incumbents.

On Thursday, the California Supreme Court invalidated about 4,000 same-sex marriages performed by the city of San Francisco, but gay-marriage advocates hope that this is a temporary setback.

Yesterday, the Delaware Chancery Court issued a ruling invalidating about 86,000 votes that were cast in favor of the incumbent directors, David R.

If it's the case that his 73-minute record is just over-bloated and doesn't have much new to offer, we can't SAY THAT — because it retroactively invalidates about 100,000 lines of journalistic credit that are tied to think pieces which would then be underwater".

A6 Too Few Voters for Italy Reform A referendum aimed at reducing the instability in Italy's electoral system was invalidated because only about 32percentt of voters cast ballots, far less than the 50.1percentt needed.

Rewilding Europe points out that its findings do not invalidate concerns about the global loss of biodiversity.

This "moral standing" argument is too powerful for its own good, because it would invalidate just about everything done by the U.S. government, or any other.

The ability to test and invalidate hypotheses about the social processes at work in the academic community opens broad perspectives for the science of science.

In all, 1.3 million votes from 2,543 polling stations were invalidated because of fraud, about the same number that were disqualified in the presidential election last year, and 224 candidates were referred to a second electoral body, the Electoral Complaints Commission, for review, said the Independent Election Commission's chairman, Fazal Ahmad Manawi.

In addition to the missing signatures, Clifford alleges that Cohen invalidated the deal by speaking about it publicly.

Three had what were, in his opinion, serious errors that invalidated the principal conclusions made about the growth of seven of the 11 dinosaur species those papers looked at.