Sentence examples for was considered invalid from inspiring English sources

After the restoration of the monarchy (1660) in Britain following the Commonwealth period, the charter for Rhode Island was considered invalid, and Clarke obtained a second charter in 1663, which guaranteed the "lively experiment" of Rhode Island.

Up to five calls were made before the telephone number was considered invalid, and all calls were made in the evening on weekdays and the whole day on weekends to prevent overrepresentation of the unemployed segment of the population.

If such significance existed, the statistic was considered invalid.

In the incidence study, two test lines described by the same operator as very faint or gray were interpreted as non-reactive, and one incomplete reddish-purple test line was considered invalid.

If more than two items were omitted, the response was considered invalid.

If these criteria were not met, the scoring was considered invalid.

First, the inspection documents provided by the Florida producers were considered invalid by Chinese customs authorities.

They were objects of their father's narcissism and, as such, their feelings were considered invalid and moot.

Approximately 200 ballots have already been received, and will be considered invalid unless the voters send in a copy of a valid photo ID.

The firm also concluded that Hunter's current contract, which is worth as much as $18 million through 2017, was not properly approved and could be considered invalid.

So around lunchtime yesterday, Jerry H. Goldfeder and Frank Bowles, a lawyer for the Queens Democratic Party, were standing before the board, arguing over whether a signature should be considered invalid because the voter had changed residence without changing registration.