According to them, Supreme Court review is necessary regardless of what the D.C. Circuit may do because it's "quite probable that the [IRS] Rule will be invalidated at some point by another court".
As with most kinds of federal agency action, the decision to issue a waiver can be challenged in court, and will be invalidated if the court finds the agency's decision "arbitrary". It would be the height of arbitrariness — and hence unlawful — were the Department of Health and Human Services to bless a state policy that so flagrantly violates the agency's own anti-discrimination rules.
Surprisingly though, the hardest thing for me--next to trying to grasp the act of rape itself and why someone would do that to another person--isn't talking to the survivor in the room, but rather, it's after, on the drive home, because I know what they'll face: I know they will be invalidated time and time again, by friends, family, the community, and law enforcement.
Scores on the 2012 tests at those schools will be invalidated.
Any unencrypted security questions and answers will be invalidated, meaning that users will have to submit new ones.
"If you write one letter wrong, an entire document will be invalidated by the bureaucracy," Vélez said.
Any students who saw last year's test will have to take a different version of the exam and their original results will be invalidated, she said.
Due to scheduling changes for cs3410, pre-enrollment will be invalidated: students must re-enroll during the January add/drop period.
But after their performance, they will give up their hotel rooms for International Olympic Committee members, their passes will be invalidated, and they will return home, a three-hour drive northeast, to the Uintah-Ouray Reservation, in the farthest corner of the state.
A new identification badge will be issued promptly, and the old badge will be invalidated.
