Sentence examples for once invalidated from inspiring English sources
The Atlanta Journal, whose reporting once invalidated a crooked state senate election, paving the way for the victory of a peanut farmer named Jimmy Carter, will publish its final edition on Nov. 2.
Sergius held a synod that reaffirmed the "Cadaver Synod"—which had formally deposed the exhumed body of Pope Formosus by once again invalidating all of Formosus' ordinations, thus causing the church grave disorders.
On Sunday, Serbia will make its third attempt this year to elect a new president, but disillusionment with political infighting is so intense that low voter turnout could once again invalidate the ballot.
It was challenged once again and invalidated by the three-judge district court on summary judgment.
Justice Breyer said he understood "how important patents are and what a disaster it is to the person once they're invalidated".
Joe Romm, reporting for ClimateProgress in 2011, declared that the environmental review process by Cardno Entrix should have been invalidated, once the conflict of interest was plainly made known.
Alarmingly, once these rules have been invalidated through this process, the agency may not adopt a subsequent similar rule absent express authorization by Congress.
Once again, many of the votes were invalidated because they were postmarked after Election Day or had no postmark.
A British court invalidated Merck's patent for the once-weekly formulation earlier this year, and Teva has said it plans to begin selling a generic form of Fosamax there next year.
Roe v. Wade, which invalidated 46 state abortion laws all at once, is an oft-cited example of the court's moving too far too fast.
In 1850 the state court declared Scott free, but the verdict was reversed in 1852 by the Missouri Supreme Court (which thereby invalidated Missouri's long-standing doctrine of "once free, always free").
