Sentence examples for making invalid from inspiring English sources

Parliament's system for disciplining peers is under renewed scrutiny after a peer convicted of abusing expenses received a year's suspension from the House of Lords after being caught making invalid allowance claims for a second time.

I just hope they've got more behind those bets than a faulty memory of what was happening in 1999 and an argument about private company valuations that they are singlehandedly making invalid.

Smaller animals can carry relatively larger masses than can larger animals [50], making invalid the general use of the '5% rule' [51] across species, and the instrumented cane toads in the present study did not hop for a clearly different proportion of time compared to that previously reported.

Furthermore, arguments have been advanced against the practice of using the same stimulus conditions (or subset thereof) for localization and the effect of interest, because it introduces the risk of making invalid statistical inferences whenever the results are not inherently independent of the selection criteria (Kriegeskorte et al., 2009).

If this approach is taken, then it is easy for authors to make invalid assumptions concerning the properties of pairings.

"We are in dispute…with some who made invalid claims which we discovered during a routine audit," he told The Independent.

It was therefore postulated that some researchers had unknowingly made invalid conclusions about the control regime due to the neglect of PSD.

In addition, they use out-dated information, make invalid assumptions on PV specifications and other key parameters, and conduct calculation errors, including double counting.

It is hard to see how those ballots could be made invalid by being subjected to the hand recounts specified in Florida election law.

The previously stated semi-legitimate argument that we cannot hold it while British troops are in action is made invalid by the new timetable for their exit.

A new scheme will be opened for parents to apply for their children's passports to be made invalid, which is believed will be introduced immediately to combat the growing number of youngsters fleeing the UK to join Isis.