Sentence examples for never been invalidated from inspiring English sources

The U.S. dollar has never been devalued, and its notes have never been invalidated.

This deduction comes with a guarantee, which, unlike other guarantees, can never be invalidated.

It also claimed that Qualcomm is asserting three patents they had never raised before, including one which has already been invalidated.

Any other decision would have been invalidated by a court.

"Anything they've done that has any relation to pollution control has been invalidated," she said.

Most of the old coded provisions have been invalidated by the courts".

This distinction has since been invalidated.

Rimbaud's narcissistic myth of compulsory derangement has been invalidated too often to appear remotely sound.

Saying he thought the rematch was merely practice, Sieracki then filed his own arbitration case, saying that the first arbitration decision should be invalidated because he had never been invited to the proceeding to defend himself.

But it was never held, because members of the Conservative Party challenged the petitions in state Supreme Court on technical grounds and they were invalidated.

His removal could be invalidated.