Sentence examples for soon invalidated from inspiring English sources

China now commemorates that agreement, which followed the Communist army's victory over Tibetan forces, as "the peaceful liberation of Tibet," while the Dalai Lama and his supporters say it was signed at gunpoint and soon invalidated by China's heavy-handed tactics.

But once General George Armstrong Custer discovered gold there in 1874, the Fort Laramie Treaty was soon invalidated and the Lakota forced to relocate to other reservations.

That challenge (brought, cynically, by Verizon after it negotiated the rules it wanted) may soon invalidate years of work and create industry chaos.

Isis, the group whose imaginary caliphate we invalidated soon after its declaration, when Muslims globally looked to us for guidance as an authority on the matter of the Caliphate.

The lax interpretation of Central Hudson adopted by Posadas was soon restricted under 44 Liquormart, Inc. v. Rhode Island (1996), when the Court invalidated a Rhode Island law prohibiting the publication of liquor prices.

Soon after Digicel won a license in an auction in 2006, telecom minister Arthur Somare invalidated it on a hazy procedural ground.

The district invalidated students' scores.

His removal could be invalidated.

"The High Court invalidated this criterion".

Should these SAT scores be invalidated?

Some even said it invalidated the project.