Sentence examples similar to invalidated order from inspiring English sources

The new headquarters had the authority to alter the assignments of aircraft in the forward area, where fast-changing weather and enemy action could invalidate orders drawn up in Australia.

The Virginia Supreme Court invalidated the order last month, ruling that McAuliffe cannot use his power of clemency en masse.

21 Likewise in Hood & Sons v. DuMond it was the discrimination against out-of-state dealers that invalidated the order refusing a license to buy milk to an out-of-state distributor.

The objection to the purchase was also backed by a member of the House of Commons who proposed that the sale be invalidated in order to prevent this "act of vandalism".

She never explained what these are or how they could invalidate the order.

The same court the day before had invalidated a 1996 order establishing sweeping categories of military secrecy.

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.

Such was apparently the case in the New Jersey order invalidated by the Court of Appeals in Blair v. Freeman, supra, where the payment of the differential was explicitly linked to the percentage of nearby milk actually supplied to the fluid market.

However, others noted that the courts have generally upheld the government's authority to rule by decree under the state of emergency and have become reluctant to invalidate individual orders.

A federal appeals court on Thursday invalidated a sweeping gag order in the case of a former coal company executive accused of violating safety standards at a West Virginia mine where an explosion killed 29 men.

An Ohio judge has ordered the N.C.A.A. to appear in court later this month to explain why it has apparently not followed an order that invalidated the organization's ban on the use of lawyers by baseball players during negotiations with professional teams.