Sentence examples for invalidated by a from inspiring English sources

Any other decision would have been invalidated by a court.

Mr. Korematsu's conviction was invalidated by a federal judge in 1984 on factual grounds.

The company faced a setback in 2007, when its patent for cryogenic encapsulation was invalidated by a federal court jury.

The rule proposed by the Obama administration was invalidated by a Texas judge weeks before it was scheduled to go into effect.

The bathroom firm Kohler refused to honour a lifetime guarantee sold with CF of Ipswich's Kohler Daryl shower because, it said, it was invalidated by a company takeover.

The mayor issued his own confidentiality policy for immigrants, known as Executive Order 34, because the previous policy had been invalidated by a federal court.

The subpoena was later invalidated by an order of the New York State Court of Appeals, which found that the painting came under the jurisdiction of the state's 1968 Arts and Cultural Affairs Law, which prevents the seizure of works of art by the state.

In later years, she edited and translated, from the French, "The Story of Peuw, a Cambodian Girl," an account of life under the Khmer Rouge, and wrote extensively about the case of Serena Cruz, a Filipino orphan whose adoption by an Italian family was invalidated by an Italian court.

The Privacy Shield is the successor to the 2000 Safe Harbour decision, which was invalidated by an EU Court of Justice ruling of 6 October 2015 (Schrems case).

The EU-US Privacy Shield is the successor to the 2000 Safe Harbour framework, which was invalidated by an EU Court of Justice ruling from October 2015 that did not consider the agreement strict enough on data protection for EU citizens.

The look back time period in which transfers may be invalidated by creditors under an FTA varies with state law and may typically be anywhere from 3 to 6 years.