The Agricultural Adjustment Act, as thus amended, declares [p80] that none of its provisions shall fail because others are pronounced invalid.
Arbitrary triumviral legislation was pronounced invalid after 29 bc, and ordinary Roman citizens everywhere had access to Augustus' own court of appeal (his appellate jurisdiction dated from 30 bc and in effect replaced the republican appeal to the people).
Dong-joo thoughtfully provided the recording as well as the letter, which Dong-bin pronounced "invalid". The drama, moreover, extended well beyond the two brothers.
Leroy Moore: It's pronounced Sins Invalid (as in "not valid"), and the full name is Sins Invalid: An Unshamed Claim to Beauty in the Face of Invisibility.
Analogous to the pattern that we found in behaviour, we specifically tested for regions where the TMS-induced (high > low) impact on BOLD was more pronounced for invalid than valid trials, and more so for right than left targets.
When he's treating an invalid (pronounce the word however seems appropriate) like me, he will have to proceed like a therapist faced with a physical inadequacy that can't, of itself, be fixed.
If, in the opinion of this court, the state had lost all right to demand any sum whatever under § 23 of the charter, legislation necessary to enforce such a demand is invalid, and may be pronounced so by this court, notwithstanding the fact that the cause of action now is based upon the original act.
Milkshakes for health: In the 19th and early 20th centuries, milkshakes were often reserved for "Invalid cookery" (invalid, often pronounced as "inva-lid", was used in older times to mean the ill, injured or disabled members of the household who often had difficulty eating solid foods).
The Security Council also pronounced the purported independence of Turkish-occupied northern Cyprus as "legally invalid" (1983) and declared "null and void" Iraq's annexation of Kuwait (1990).
