Sentence examples for recently invalidated from inspiring English sources

Gov. George E. Pataki introduced a bill this week to fix a provision of the state's capital punishment law that was recently invalidated by New York's highest court.

Even the United States Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit, widely seen as one of the more conservative federal appeals courts in the country, recently invalidated an arbitration agreement on this basis.

State courts in Arkansas and Pennsylvania recently invalidated Voter ID laws.

The classical notion that apoptotic cell death is poorly immunogenic (or even tolerogenic), whereas necrotic cell death is truly immunogenic has been recently invalidated since it does not withstand experimental verification, at least in models of tumor vaccination [ 11, 12].

When, recently, the Court invalidated Texas's ban on same-sex sodomy, it relied on the fact that this ban was inconsistent with prevailing national values; most Americans just do not support criminal prosecutions for consensual sexual relations among adults.

Finally, we have recently shown that mice invalidated for CARD15/NOD2 are characterised by an abnormal response after oral infection by Yersinia pseudotuberculosis [46].

Recent data on escitalopram have invalidated this fact.

The ratings agency Standard and Poor's recently concluded that the business models of tar sands companies could be invalidated in a world acting to constrain carbon.

Students, teachers and administrators said the school had been tense recently because the college-entrance examinations for more than 100 students had been invalidated because of allegations of cheating.

Using the recently updated boxer olfactory receptor gene repertoire (1179 genes, including predicted and experimentally invalidated genes; http://genome.weizmann.ac.il/horde/organism/index/organism:Dog), we identified the corresponding olfactory receptor genes in our Jindo dog genome short-read data and analysed SNPs within their sequences.

In a blog post after the breach, Vicente Silveira, a director with LinkedIn, said the company had invalidated passwords for compromised accounts and said members would "benefit from the enhanced security we just recently put in place, which includes hashing and salting of our current password databases".