Despite the end of his tenure, he defiantly proclaimed that "I do not accept the validity of the executive committee's purported removal of me as chairman of the board, nor most of its other recent initiatives".
But Republicans accused the administration of a "cover-up" and questioned the validity of Mr. Obama's claim of executive privilege for internal Justice Department deliberations.
Also in play is the administrative court, which will rule on the validity of Mr Morsi's executive order on July 17th.
Where constitutional courts exist, questions concerning the validity of statutory laws or executive actions reach the court chiefly through referrals from the judges of ordinary courts, who certify the presence of a constitutional question in the litigation, or through appeals by the losing parties, who assert that the decisions of ordinary courts have deprived them of their constitutional rights.
They can directly testify to the validity of my methods for executives at all levels, including among CEOs of major organizations.
"It is important that the U.S. continues to be the global gold standard with regard to creditworthiness and the validity of its debt," Mark Schneider, chief executive of the German health care company Fresenius, said Monday in an e-mail.
48 The XYY males did not differ from either comparison group on the Stroop test nor on the Matching Familiar Figures test but, as noted above, the validity of these tests for assessing executive functions has been questioned.
Planning and problem-solving have received increased interest, because recent developments in the assessment of executive functions with high ecological validity have been applied to the study of patients with schizophrenia [ 23, 24].
Moreover, the fact that only one model of association between level of executive functioning and treatment adherence was tested limited the validity of inferences that could be drawn.
While prior studies have explored the validity of physiological assessment of memory deficits, this study evaluates the effectiveness of a physiological measure of executive functioning.
