Sentence examples for that invalidated from inspiring English sources

Others may resent his role in decisions that invalidated laws drafted to give them lucrative pensions.

The offside decision that invalidated the goal was shown by TV replays to be an error.

The supreme court that invalidated the system of prosecution at Guantánamo in 2006 was overwhelmingly appointed by Republican presidents.

The decision today, Bond v. U.S., No. 98-9349, followed closely on another ruling that invalidated a search.

When Republicans swept into power there last year, they undid all of that, imposing requirements that invalidated the use of virtually all college ID cards in voter registration.

It issued a sweeping ruling that invalidated Mr Obama's appointments and even called into question thousands of recess appointments that dozens of presidents have issued over the centuries.

To some conservatives, seemingly including Schumpeter, Keynes's sexuality imbued him with a certain myopia that invalidated many of his policy prescriptions.

On June 8, the Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit in Atlanta will review a Florida judge's ruling that invalidated the entire act.

In 2008, the California Supreme Court struck down a ban on same-sex marriage, proudly invoking its 1948 decision that invalidated a ban on interracial marriage.

An earlier challenge on behalf of Mr. Hamdan stopped the Bush administration's first military commission system and led to a 2006 Supreme Court decision that invalidated it.

The California Supreme Court still plans to separately consider whether the lower court's ruling that invalidated the ban and a companion mandate prohibiting the state from enforcing it applied statewide or only in Los Angeles and Alameda Counties.