Sentence examples for necessarily invalidated from inspiring English sources

Observers from the Organisation of American States and the Caribbean Community said cautiously that they did "not believe these irregularities, serious as they were, necessarily invalidated the process".

But an electoral observation mission from the Organization of American States and the Caribbean countries gave a less than resounding endorsement, saying it did not believe the "irregularities, serious as they were, necessarily invalidated the election".

Ultimately, this is meant neither to sensationalize the Woolsey family story, nor to insinuate that the accomplishments of the Woolsey family and their works at Yale are necessarily invalidated by this moment in two of their lives.

Professor Ellis's fine work as a historian is not necessarily invalidated by his similar tendency to present himself as both a witness to, and a participant in, great events.

Although Justice Kennard had been part of the four-judge majority in last year's case affirming same-sex marriage, she said from the bench that the state's residents, in passing Proposition 8 with 52percentt of the vote, had not necessarily invalidated the entire decision.

"Serious as some of the issues were, it does not necessarily invalidate the process," he said.

These institutions should simply stop interfering with one another and realize that for one theory to be true does not necessarily invalidate another.

The fact that a photographer's bias or prejudice affects the outcome does not necessarily invalidate that outcome nor give rise to a fraudulent result.

This doesn't necessarily invalidate Gilbert's magical year of healing, but it certainly complicates it in a way the book doesn't acknowledge.

She admits that although the Harry Potter of the first six and a half books would not understand her stance it did not necessarily invalidate it.

Irregularities on the part of the government official prior to, or in connection with, the arrest would not necessarily invalidate later proceedings in all respects conformable to law.