Sentence examples for render invalid from inspiring English sources

The State Department had issued mixed signals on whether the accusations of fraud render invalid the re-election of President Alberto K. Fujimori on Sunday.

A postponement of induction shall not render invalid the Order to Report for Induction which has been issued to the registrant, but shall operate only to postpone the reporting date, and the registrant shall report on the new date scheduled without having issued to him a new Order to Report for Induction.

The referendum was rendered invalid, however, because of low turnout.

In Jacksonville, for example, apparently because of a confusing ballot design, more than twenty-five thousand votes—nine per cent of all ballots cast were rendered invalid.

In Jacksonville, for example, apparently because of a confusing ballot design, more than twenty-five thousanineotes — nine per cent of all ballots cast — were rendered invalid.

A design model with neglected dynamics and parametric uncertainty renders invalid the separation theorem of and requires a revised pole placement.

Further, the Bush team maintains that such a reversion to the original vote-counting deadline would mean that the essential claims of Vice President Gore's new state-court lawsuit contesting the certification "will be rendered invalid".

However, biochars contain inorganic basic components (carbonates, oxides, hydroxides), inorganic acidic species (silica, alumina) and organic acids (carboxylic acids, phenols, humic-like substances) that can be differentially solubilized in the Boehm bases, rendering invalid results.

Given the capacity of present-day weapons to kill untold millions, the measure used to support Pinker's point — that of a decline in violent deaths in relation to overall population — can be rendered invalid by one swift destructive strike.

Lawyers on both sides of previous A.C.A. battles said the reasoning behind this one was badly flawed, notably in its insistence that the entire 2010 law must fall because one of its provisions may have been rendered invalid by the 2017 tax overhaul legislation.

As stated, this means that any initial agreement on future residency rights for citizens would be rendered invalid if other, more contentious issues (such as the "divorce" bill) prevent a final agreement from being reached by mid-2019, leaving 4.5 million citizens at risk of losing residency rights.