Sentence examples for invalidated at from inspiring English sources

As it has every term since the mid-1990's, the court invalidated at least parts of several federal statutes.

Mr. Bader, who is married to Congresswoman Nydia M. Velázquez, said that one of his five Democratic opponents defied a no-challenge pledge and got enough of his petition signatures invalidated at the Board of Elections to bump him off the ballot, which made him ineligible for matching funds.

Jeffrey C. Feldman, the executive director of the Brooklyn Democratic Party, predicted that several Council candidates would be invalidated at the board today because their names were attached to the petition of Sandra Roper, a district attorney candidate whose signatures were in question.

The issue was discussed in a regional court in Munich today and as Mueller notes, it doesn't look like Google was able to convince the judge "that the patent is highly probable to be invalidated at the end of a parallel nullity proceeding".

According to them, Supreme Court review is necessary regardless of what the D.C. Circuit may do because it's "quite probable that the [IRS] Rule will be invalidated at some point by another court".

The incidents in Prince William County come just after test scores were invalidated at three Washington, D.C. schools for cheating on the District of Columbia Comprehensive Assessment System, which was administered in 262 schools in 2011.

Canvassing boards in counties carried by Mr. Gore invalidated ballots at a far higher rate than those in counties carried by Mr. Bush, in part because Republican-dominated counties accepted ballots postmarked after the election or with no postmarks, while Democratic counties rejected them.

Under Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist, the Court invalidated federal statutes at an unprecedented rate — and by the barest of majorities, in many cases.

As a formal matter, the Court in Edwards decided against the statute for the same reason it invalidated the statute at issue in Epperson: It found that the statute lacked any secular purpose.

The Constitutional Court can invalidate results at nationwide level.

This would invalidate or at least severely bias comparative studies between ISS and NISS.