Sentence examples similar to rules invalidate from inspiring English sources
The power-plant rules invalidated by the court also need fixing, as do other rules governing ground-level pollutants like smog.
Each of the last two times the agency has written rules, one of the Internet service providers has taken it to court to have the rules invalidated.
But commission lawyers told the justices the FCC "no longer wishes to maintain the must carry rules invalidated by the court of appeals". They said the commission "is considering various regulatory alternatives". The rules entitled a television station to insist that its signal be carried and retransmitted on any cable system serving the station's local service area.
With the latest rule invalidated, an earlier regulation holding the maximum number of machines under 500 appears to be in effect.
Since that time subsequent decisions of this Court have formulated new constitutional rules that invalidate the procedures like those involved in their trials.
But the Court in White Motor refused to apply a per se rule to invalidate these restrictions, and declared that their legality must be tested under the rule of reason by examining their actual impact in a particular competitive context.
It found the California Rule indistinguishable in relevant respects from the Washington regulation invalidated in Beaton v. Thompson, 913 F.2d 701990A9 1990).
Hamilton had also ruled to invalidate a part of Indiana's abortion law that required women to make two visits to a doctor before undergoing the procedure.
Companies who volunteered to abide by different versions of rules later invalidated, in the interest of getting deals done, will still have to follow them.
He attempts to debunk Zinn through apagoge, as if finding an exception to Zinn's every rule will invalidate Zinn's entire argument.
Last week, the Constitutional Court ruled to invalidate February's general election, as the vote wasn't held on a single day – something that was largely a result of anti-government gangs blocking polling stations.
