Sentence examples for that could be invalidated from inspiring English sources

(Orbitz, for its part, said in a statement, "We have an obligation to uphold airline fare rules and also protect consumers from making purchases that could be invalidated").

He warned, however, that the licenses could be invalidated if the New Mexico Supreme Court eventually rules that same-sex marriage is not allowed in the state.

Gene Russianoff, the staff lawyer for the Straphangers Campaign, said yesterday that he believed the fare increase could be invalidated under New York state law because it was approved only after legally mandated public hearings in February in which the public relied on misleading and deceptive information.

The ratings agency Standard and Poor's recently concluded that the business models of tar sands companies could be invalidated in a world acting to constrain carbon.

Although the LOE test could be invalidated by mechanical or painful conditions that limit knee extension, such as most acute knee injuries, it could be used and included in the routine clinical evaluation of knee injuries.

But legal scholars have noted that the tailoring rule stands on questionable legal grounds and could be invalidated by the courts.

Thus, a long-running computation could be invalidated by a system failure with high probability, and there would be no guarantee that the results of a successfully terminated program are correct.

His removal could be invalidated.

If so, the patent could be invalidated.

Under the Bill, any consents or contracts made under duress could be invalidated.

Thus, research results reliant on the genotypic or phenotypic nature of the strain could be invalidated.