Sentence examples for should not be invalidated from inspiring English sources

"Her anger should not be invalidated or treated as if it's an emotion only expressed by black women.

They joined a lawsuit there seeking to prove their union should not be invalidated by the state and returned to California last year.

Apple attorney Harold McElhinny said Apple's product design is far superior to previous tablets, so Apple's patents should not be invalidated by designs that came before.

The improved results of our KF-based fusion approach would not be invalidated in this case, and perhaps improved.

The age discrimination act "should not be stretched" to invalidate a plan aimed at protecting the interest of older workers, the company's lawyer, Donald B. Verrilli Jr., told the court.

Mr. Jacobs said he was disappointed that Mr. Bush's lawyers had been allowed to argue in some elections contests that only votes that were cast in strict compliance with election law should count, while they argued in these cases that a "technicality" should not be enough to invalidate a vote.

Quoting Lord Bingham, he said "the drawing of a line inevitably means that hard cases will arise falling on the wrong side of it, but that should not be held to invalidate the rule if, judged in the round, it is beneficial" – meaning, in this context, consistent with the human rights convention.

A lot can happen when your very existence isn't being invalidated.

Certainly, our advocacy of the STOL as a framework for evolutionary studies should not be taken as an attempt to invalidate promising complementary frameworks such as various kinds of evolutionary networks [ 121, 122].

I am proud of the so-called "chip on my shoulder" and I do not believe anyone's opinion should be invalidated simply because they did not attend Oxbridge.

Judge Henry Coke Morgan Jr. of United States District Court in Norfolk, Va., said the patents did not contain new inventions and should be invalidated.