Sentence examples for steps to invalidate from inspiring English sources

"We are taking immediate steps to invalidate the passwords of the accounts impacted, and we will contact those members to reset their passwords".

Gov. Mitt Romney began cracking down Thursday on same-sex marriages by out-of-state couples, taking steps to invalidate their marriage licenses and asking the attorney general to consider taking action against the cities that issued them.

LinkedIn has taken steps to invalidate passwords from older accounts, but the breach against Mr. Zuckerberg shows that some accounts, especially those that are old or dormant, remain at risk.

MongoHQ has also taken l steps to invalidate the AWS credentials it stored for customers as part of backing up to S3.  Customers that use the same credentials on AWS as they do on MongoHQ are particularly vulnerable.

Ms. Venetis said that in addition to taking the expensive and time-consuming step of suing to invalidate the amount if the town levies the 2 cents, residents could refuse to pay the larger levy, shelling out only the.02 cents that was technically approved.

A court would have to step far outside its proper role to invalidate a rule based on an industry challenge.

The UN General Assembly has condemned the US embargo on Cuba every year since 1992 and demanded the US "take the necessary steps to repeal or invalidate" it.

The European Court of Justice's (ECJ) ruling to invalidate the Safe Harbor agreement was a huge step forward for privacy advocates, both in the U.S. and the E.U.

The fallout from the 2010 Iowa election spread to Florida last year, where conservatives unhappy with a high court ruling to invalidate a ballot initiative challenging the Affordable Care Act took steps to oust three justices.

Predictably, Thomas was against the court's decision to invalidate state same-sex marriage bans but he also takes the argument a step further, with a deeply strange riff on slavery.

The court refused to invalidate the waiver.