Sentence examples for she invalidated from inspiring English sources

In 1994, writing for a majority on the Court, she invalidated an oddly shaped congressional district in North Carolina, designed to ensure the election of a black congressman.

May W. Newburger, the town supervisor, decided to set a date for a special election last week after a State Supreme Court judge ruled that the town clerk, an elected Democrat, was wrong when she invalidated a petition calling for a referendum.

Judge Susan Illston wrote in her opinion that she invalidated the patent, held by the San Diego, California-based company Sequenom, based on several recent rulings, including the Supreme Court's decision denying patent claims on BRCA genes used in cancer risk testing.

In Rodriguez v. United States, in a 6-3 vote, she invalidated a search and seizure conducted during a traffic stop, holding that absent reasonable suspicion, police extension of a stop to have a dog sniff for drugs violates the Constitution's shield against unreasonable seizures.

Every time she makes an ignorant, homophobic comment, or attacks trans women, claiming everyone wants her "femininity" or "hole," she invalidates her musical talent and her intelligent comments about race and sexism.

"The test is tainted, and the retest needs to be invalidated," she said.

"Anything they've done that has any relation to pollution control has been invalidated," she said.

"I wondered how many of those ballots would get invalidated," she said.

Any students who saw last year's test will have to take a different version of the exam and their original results will be invalidated, she said.

You would listen to her wise opinions if she didn't invalidate them by screaming whenever she drove past a friendly neighborhood Chipotle because it "used to be a club where we talked about heroin and welfare!" In the past few years, Sinead has spent more time writing letters to Miley Cyrus than recording music.

They asked, and on the day the court invalidated DOMA, she agreed to marry the couple.