Sentence examples for invalidated the use of from inspiring English sources
When Republicans swept into power there last year, they undid all of that, imposing requirements that invalidated the use of virtually all college ID cards in voter registration.
The cases are providing the first opportunity for the court to revisit the issue frontally since the Bakke decision in 1978 invalidated the use of fixed racial quotas but upheld diversity as a general goal.
Coming a generation after the Bakke decision in 1978 invalidated the use of fixed racial quotas but upheld diversity as a goal, the new cases, to be decided by early summer, are certain to attract enormous attention and to renew a debate that has never completely died down.
His recent major matters include the defense of several antidumping cases against China and Indonesia, several WTO disputes both attacking and defending trade remedy measures, and U.S. court litigation that invalidated the use of the U.S. countervailing duty law against China.
Thus, although we have upheld state-imposed requirements that lawyers be members of the state bar and pay its annual dues, and that public-school teachers either join the labor union representing their shop or pay service fees equal to the union dues, we have invalidated the use of the compulsory fees to fund speech on political matters.
For lamb tissue, a number of missing values in the data set invalidated the use of standard analysis of variance, necessitating the use of multiple linear regression to assess the significance of treatment, year of slaughter, sex of lamb, and associated interactions on concentrations in tissues.
Moreover, spot and futures price data tend to display clear patterns of time-varying volatility which also has the potential to invalidate the use of these methods.
As results from nonhuman primates do not always correspond to what is later observed in people, some critics have brandished this lack of correspondence as an argument that invalidates the use of nonhuman primates in research.
To investigate whether transesophageal echocardiography (TEE) can provide accurate information on right ventricular (RV) function in patients with right coronary artery (RCA) stenosis, given that a decrease in blood supply from the RCA may invalidate the use of single 2-D echocardiography imaging plane as a guide to RV function.
Unfortunately, problem (29) is nonconvex, and so the optimal solution to (29) may not be obtained, which invalidates the use of the weighted Tchebycheff method.
This clearly invalidates the use of the earthquake's intensity as an instrumental variable (IV) to deal with the potential endogeneity of household vulnerability.
