Sentence examples for is valid before from inspiring English sources

He has never publicly opposed the ultra-Orthodox Jewish position that a rabbi must first determine that an accusation of child sexual abuse is valid before the authorities are notified.

The diffusion process follows Fick's law and, an exponential type of correlation has been observed between fractional free volume and diffusion coefficient which indicates that Fujita's free volume theory is valid before and after ion-irradiation.

The questions were valid before the season, but the questions have mostly vanished since the Braves have established their customary residence atop the National League East.

They said no immunity agreement would be valid before an international tribunal in a case of genocide, war crimes or crimes against humanity.

Judy says her husband felt he was in the right place at the right time for his death: in Darwin for the nine months the law was valid before the federal government overturned it.

And Mike Gabbard, with Stop Promoting Homosexuality International, who spoke about the need for laws "basically saying marriage between a man and a woman will be valid," before playing "The Wedding Song" on his guitar.

Our simulations will thus not be valid before stimulated scattering superseded spontaneous scattering that is at very low pump powers.

It is important to note that this strategy forces reasoning to be non-monotonic: adding further premises to a theory can make inferences invalid that were valid before.

The plaintiffs now suing TD say the cards they bought didn't display the date of issuance, making it more likely that people receiving them as presents wouldn't know how long they were valid before the fees started eating into their value.

To conclude, illogical tests must be shown to be valid before they can be used, whereas logical and commonly used but 'untested' tests are relatively acceptable provided that major decisions are not based entirely on one such single test.

This charter lists a number of rights that are valid before, during and after hospitalization for all sick children regardless of their disease, age, disability, origin, social or cultural background [ 22, 23].