Sentence examples for properly invalidated from inspiring English sources

A year ago, a federal appeals court in New York properly invalidated the provision on grounds that its attempt to stifle criticism of government policy amounted to "viewpoint discrimination" by the government, impermissible under the First Amendment.

A Florida court could decide that the ballots were spoiled and properly invalidated, whatever the reason.

Texas (2003), the case in which the Supreme Court (properly) invalidated a criminal ban on same-sex intimacy, arguing that "[Scalia's] question about why the state's police power to protect public morals -- taken for granted from the founding era until the Lawrence case -- was suddenly a violation of the Constitution remains valid and unanswered".

These policies must also ensure that the old is properly cleared and all its keys are invalidated.

Other votes were invalidated because paper tabs called chads did not properly detach from ballot cards.

The district invalidated students' scores.

Some even said it invalidated the project.

Should these SAT scores be invalidated?

His removal could be invalidated.

"The High Court invalidated this criterion".

We don't feel that the Baroque invalidated the Renaissance or that Beethoven invalidated Mozart or that Schoenberg invalidated Wagner.