Sentence examples for invalidated school from inspiring English sources

He participated in rulings that threw out unjust convictions, invalidated school financing based on property taxes and decided many other controversies.

Ms. Gilmore's speculation implausibly presumes that the Supreme Court would have invalidated school segregation earlier than it did.

In a concurring opinion in a 2007 case that invalidated school-integration plans in Seattle and Louisville, he wrote, "If our history has taught us anything, it has taught us to beware of élites bearing racial theories".

The Roberts Court, in addition to striking down the D.C. gun-control law, invalidated school-integration plans undertaken by local governments in Seattle and Louisville, and rejected part of the McCain-Feingold campaign-finance law.

He said, "If you pass this bill, my gender identity will be further invalidated, as I will not be able to continue attending medical school in the state of Texas.

Pairs which have been previously invalidated by the user will not receive a propagated score, and will remain invalidated.

Ms. Nzilani said she doubted that invalidated tests could prompt one student to kill others, as did a top education official who noted that Kyanguli was only one of nearly 100 schools in Kenya where the tests were invalidated.

Your insurance may therefore be invalidated - and the bureaucracy of getting in will be a headache.

"It's like being erased, invalidated," I wrote at the time.

By law, the votes of an invalidated referendum are not counted.

The judge, Gail D. Ohanesian of Sacramento County Superior Court, sided with two unions representing prison workers and invalidated contracts to move inmates.