Sentence examples for invalidated on from inspiring English sources

They won a modified order that was invalidated on appeal.

The number of polling stations and votes invalidated on procedural grounds was correspondingly low.

An administrative act or decision can be invalidated on any of these grounds if the reviewing court or tribunal has a sufficiently wide jurisdiction.

He said other laws are being invalidated on minor technicalities, such as arriving at the county executive's office a few minutes after county-imposed deadlines.

Mr. Espada then sought to have Mr. Diaz's candidacy invalidated on technical grounds, but the Court of Appeals ruled on the night before the primary that Mr. Diaz could appear on the ballot.

Why could the program not be invalidated on the ground that it placed a burden on a student's "religious conscience," he asked, by forcing students to choose secular majors if they wanted the scholarship money.

Moreover, mice invalidated for beclin1 on both alleles were non-viable, whereas heterozygous beclin1+/− mice were shown to spontaneously develop preneoplastic or malignant lesions with age.

In addition to striking down limits on candidate expenditures, the decision also invalidated limits on independent spending (spending not coordinated with the candidate or his campaign) and limits on expenditures of candidates' personal funds.

Nothing has invalidated that — on the contrary.

Neither the March appellate decision nor Citizens United, he said, invalidated limits on the contributions to independent committees by corporations or unions.

That referred to the judicial era before the New Deal, when pro-business courts routinely invalidated laws on minimum wages, child labor and business regulations.