Sentence examples for ultimately invalidated from inspiring English sources

While Schrems' original complaint pertained to Facebook, the Irish DPC's position means many more companies that use the mechanism could face disruption if SCCs are ultimately invalidated as a result of the legal challenge to their validity.

New procedures were adopted in 2010 but also stymied by the courts and ultimately invalidated in 2013.

That ultimately invalidated the ratings of Community Day School in Claremont, Peralta Elementary in Riverside and Wheatland Community Day School north of Sacramento.

A. Robert D. Bailey, the chief legal officer at Allergan, said that though the Supreme Court may ultimately invalidate the review process, the company couldn't risk losing its patent on Restasis, which brought in $336.4 million in revenues in the second quarter of 2017, its second-biggest selling product behind the wrinkle treatment Botox.

There is also the issue of whether the move to cloud services may ultimately invalidate solutions like World Desks.

Otherwise, if the sources are close to each other, the reconstructed regions would be interconnected and ultimately invalidate the source location.

However, it was shown that when we used this algorithm in the multi-source situation, the reconstructed source regions would be interconnected where sources were close to each other and this may ultimately invalidate the source localization.

Perhaps the most important argument of the Philippines is that the arbitral tribunal should examine (and ultimately invalidate) China's nine-dashed-line claims, which are based on pre-modern, questionable, and vague notion of "historical rights/waters".

Ann E. Beeson, who argued the case as litigation director of the Technology and Liberty Program of the civil liberties union, said today that she was "quite confident" that the law would ultimately be invalidated.

One member of the three-judge panel, U.S. Circuit Judge Stephen Williams, agreed with much of the ruling, but ultimately would have invalidated the FCC rules because the agency didn't engage in "reasoned decisionmaking" when formulating them.

Newsom's actions were at first invalidated by the the California Supreme Court, and ultimately provoked a strong negative political reaction in the form of a ballot initiative (Proposition 8) to ban gay marriage in the State, which passed easily with a 61% majority.