Sentence examples for invalidates from inspiring English sources

Among the more refined arguments that the lobbyists use, he said, are that "right to-be-forgotten legislation violates and invalidates freedom of speech and expression.

But neither point invalidates Sir Nicholas's central perception that governments should act not on the basis of the likeliest outcome from climate change but on the risk of something really catastrophic (such as the melting of Greenland's ice sheet, which would raise sea levels by six to seven metres).

The government bailed out Lloyds in 2008, but has reduced its stake to 25%.Bank of America withdrew its plan for paying dividends and buying back shares after it discovered an accounting error that invalidates the stress test it submitted to the Federal Reserve.

Justice Sotomayor implied that his argument effectively invalidates the entire basis for search warrants.

It invalidates any contract to which an illegal immigrant was party.

They also argued that, because the legislation has no "severability clause", a problem with just one part of the legislation invalidates the whole thing.In its end-of-term rulings on June 28th the Supreme Court neatly sidestepped this objection.

To deduce that in this case it invalidates the election is disproportionate as the Constitutional Court may well conclude.In this section What a way to run the world Britain's sinking economy Gracias and good night Don't blame the speculators South-East Asia's Gorbachev?

GM, keen not to acquire the loss-making car firm, has said that Fiat's method of restructuring it invalidates the deal.Investigations widened into improper trading of American mutual funds.

In Barr's ongoing case against Eli Lilly's Evista, the generic firm argues that a prior patent held by the University of Pennsylvania invalidates Lilly's claims.

Converting a car costs only around $200, but invalidates the guarantee.

I don't think this invalidates the data but it does take a little getting used to.