Sentence examples for need to invalidate from inspiring English sources

Mr. Koch-Weser said he believed that "shortcomings" in international carbon trading could be overcome, adding that he saw no need to invalidate any existing carbon credits.

Judge Williams offered his dissent as a minimalist approach: no need to invalidate the whole of Section 5 if the formula for determining which jurisdictions to cover, unchanged for decades, was simply struck down and left for Congress to rework.

With encouragement from their party's legislative leaders, the two Democrats on the four-member state Board of Elections refused to supply the votes needed to invalidate Mr. McCain's delegate petitions in eight upstate districts.

On June 9, the Supreme Court decided Microsoft v. i4i, upholding the Federal Circuit's rule that "clear and convincing evidence" is needed to invalidate patents in court.

In order to rule out the incorrect mechanisms, one needs to invalidate incorrect models.

"We want to invalidate the warrants.

We need courts to invalidate the practice of hyper-partisan gerrymandering, and force state legislatures to redraw the districts and maps that make voters irrelevant and our elections a rubber stamp.

Ideally we would never need a court to invalidate a law because legislatures would not pass unconstitutional laws and governors would not sign them.

Mr. Sunday said that the school then notified immigration authorities to inform them that the visa granted to Mr. Chatty with the school's help would need to be invalidated.

Not only does the compensation of appointed counsel in criminal cases have to be increased to forestall the entire system's being judged in violation of the federal Constitution, but the Court of Appeals also needs to act to invalidate the illegal reduction that was imposed on defense attorneys' rates in capital cases.

In its decision, the court said that it was not applying the new heightened constitutional standard requested — and that it didn't need to in order to invalidate the law.