Sentence examples for them invalidated from inspiring English sources

They called the charges preposterous, and lawyers for Mr. Sarkozy sought to have them invalidated.

Saying he had never seen a season quite like this one in his 34 years at the board, he added that the board expected "a huge filing" of petitions by the July 12 deadline and then a "particularly wild" period in which candidates challenge each other's petitions in hopes of having them invalidated and keeping their names off the ballot for the Sept. 11 primary.

Shooting the Messenger When someone tells us something we don't want to hear or deal with, we find ways to attack them and invalidate them so that we don't have to acknowledge that they've made a good point.

People often mark them incorrectly, invalidating their vote, and the ballots are expensive to print and securely store.

Last year the division was even sharper, with the more liberal justices prevailing in only one of the 5-to-4 cases, when Justice O'Connor joined them to invalidate a Nebraska abortion ban.

Because their rights of due process were violated, they say, the subsequent rulings against them should be invalidated.

_ SASHA FRERE-JONES: Christoph, your last point reminds me of the split between Marina Abramovic and her peers over the differences between performances and theatre — her decision to repeat pieces, in their view, invalidated them.

A Supreme Court decision in favour of same-sex marriage would render those archaic and moot, like state bans on interracial marriage (which South Carolina and Alabama finally got around to removing in 1998 and 2000: 31 and 33 years after the Supreme Court invalidated them in Loving v Virginia).

Although the California Supreme Court stopped the marriages and later invalidated them, the taste of equality, dignity and joy that we and many others had experienced instilled in us an unshakeable dedication to attaining nationwide equality, a passion that knew no bounds.

Although these assumptions are generally sound [14], one cannot discount the possibility that the extreme conditions experienced by our subjects invalidated them.

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