Sentence examples for is found to be invalid from inspiring English sources

With or without such a clause, if a will is found to be invalid, assets are distributed according to the terms of a previous will or state law, depending on the circumstances, said Howard M. Zaritsky, a lawyer in Rapidan, Va.

If said license is found to be invalid, the software will notify the user and will cease to operate after a period of time.

Participants may receive less than ten telephone calls and then an email if, for example, they request that no more telephone calls are made and do not provide data, or if the telephone number they have provided is found to be invalid.

Under current rules, transportation workers whose specimens are found to be invalid are assumed to be cheaters.

In September 2002 Ahmed was named president of Bangladesh by the country's Election Commission after the nomination papers of two other candidates were found to be invalid.

The president of the bar, Pierre-Olivier Sur, expressed outrage at the publication of transcripts and suggested that the phone taps would be found to be invalid.

By April 1st the software to transmit the results had still not been installed, 5.7m ballot papers had been found to be invalid and many others had not reached the polling stations.

At present, some religious marriages are found to be invalid because they took place in a location permitted by religious or cultural practices but not currently permitted by law.

He reads too much significance into the fact that the Democrats failed to include a "severability clause" to ensure that if any provisions were found to be invalid then the rest of the law would be unaffected.

Greg Aharonian, who runs the Internet Patent News Service, a site devoted to intellectual property news, said he believed that at least some of Apple's patents would be found to be invalid.

"While the verdict is in favor of Mformation on some claims of the single patent remaining in suit, five of eight claims were found to be invalid," Ms. Roberts said in an e-mail statement.