Sentence examples for it has invalidated from inspiring English sources

Yahoo says it has invalidated all the unencrypted security questions and answers so they can't be used to access a Yahoo account, but of course those same questions are commonly repeated across the web.

It's not that he hates the people running the government, but he believes government has invalidated itself by betraying the principles from which it was founded.

A federal appeals court had found DOMA unconstitutional, and while the Supreme Court has nearly complete discretion to choose the cases it wants to decide, the justices feel obliged to review a decision that has invalidated a federal statute.

Nothing has invalidated that — on the contrary.

The US has lobbied governments around the world to refuse entry to Snowden and has invalidated his US passport.

Sometimes a refined picture of a disease's history has invalidated clinical practices based on apparently reasonable assumptions.

Since 2010, Shanghai's arbitration board has invalidated two variable interest entities that had been used by foreign companies to control onshore businesses.

But twice in the last 15 years, the court has invalidated laws that used the Commerce Clause to justify the regulation of noneconomic activity, like restrictions on carrying guns near schools.

Yahoo has invalidated the forged cookies so they cannot be used again," a Yahoo spokesperson told TechCrunch.

Calling Section 2(a) a "hodgepodge of restrictions," Moore ran through a litany of names the trademark office has invalidated under the clause in recent years.

So far, no evidence has invalidated the risk predictions extrapolated from studies at high doses under the linear dose response assumption.