Sentence examples for invalidated that from inspiring English sources

Nothing has invalidated that — on the contrary.

If some votes are invalidated, that could push him below the 50percentthresholdld.

Unlike a Virginia judge who invalidated that provision in December, Judge Vinson struck down the entire health care act.

It was another four years before the Court invalidated that statute, and held, in Boumediene v. Bush, that judicial review was constitutionally compelled.

Judge J. L. Edmondson asked if the jurors in the original trial had been given alternate ways to convict Mr. Siegelman and Mr. Scrushy, and suggested that if some of those grounds for conviction had been invalidated, "that's problematic".

During a seminar at another institution several years ago, university paleontologist David Jablonski fielded a hostile question: Why bother classifying organisms according to their physical appearance, let alone analyze their evolutionary dynamics, when molecular techniques had already invalidated that approach?

The fact that a photographer's bias or prejudice affects the outcome does not necessarily invalidate that outcome nor give rise to a fraudulent result.

But it's up to you to submit a claim, and waiting too long to do so could invalidate that claim.

Plans for a partial or future release could invalidate that claim, one intellectual property rights lawyer familiar with big studio practices told the Observer.

Come what may as her case winds through the courts and boardrooms at Sony, Kesha's one song at Coachella was a reminder that singing is proof of existence, and nothing can invalidate that. .

Trust officers at Fifth Third Bank managing her estate were uncomfortable with the order, and asked a Cook County judge to invalidate that portion of the will, citing similar legal actions in Vermont and Pennsylvania in the past, according to NBC Chicago.