Sentence examples for the invalidated from inspiring English sources
verb
To make invalid. Especially applied to contract law.
- The circuit court judge's ruling was invalidated by a superior judge.
By then, however, some teachers had been laid off under the invalidated pact.
The invalidated heterozygous model also displays learning impairments and an altered pyramidal cell phenotype [25].
After the Supreme Court invalidated the law, the change for many couples promises to be significant and swift.
The MEPs release comes as the EU Court of Justice invalidated the safe harbor agreement for data transfers to the United States.
(The judge invalidated the verdict, and the boy's family lost on appeal).
The court invalidated the main part of the Violence Against Women Act.
The courts invalidated the April 2 parliamentary vote, which the party of Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra won overwhelmingly when opposition parties boycotted.
The court invalidated the issuing of postal ballots to the 11,000 troops that Zimbabwe has sent to Congo.
We don't feel that the Baroque invalidated the Renaissance or that Beethoven invalidated Mozart or that Schoenberg invalidated Wagner.
Thus, even before the Supreme Court invalidated the AAA in 1936, support for it had diminished.
In May of that year the Supreme Court invalidated the NRA, which by that time had few supporters in Congress or the administration.
