Sentence examples for was deemed invalid from inspiring English sources

In another case, a waiver contained in a prenuptial agreement was deemed invalid because only a spouse — not a spouse-to-be — can waive his or her rights.

The British Olympics Association's lifetime Olympic ban for serious doping offenders was deemed invalid Monday by the Court of Arbitration for Sport.

Scheduled to come into force in 2018, the new law was deemed invalid last year by a regional court – but it remains on the books until an appeal is decided.

However, the proposed nomenclature for the bacterial genus was deemed invalid because Strepthrotrix had already been classified as a true fungus by Corda in 1839 [15].

Without knowing better, I fell into a dictatorship-like lifestyle: Anything outside of football was deemed invalid, unworthy, a "woman's" sport.

"It wasn't my decision; it was the judges'," Trebek told the L.A. Times of Hurley's garbled spelling of "Emancipation" that was deemed invalid.

But too many were deemed invalid by the board.

If that bounces back, the change is deemed invalid.

Any Entry or entrant that does not comply with these terms and conditions will be deemed invalid or disqualified.

"As a matter of law, any testimonial or documentary evidence offered by Zain at any time should be deemed invalid, unreliable and inadmissible," the court said.

The warrants were deemed invalid because the legislation they were based upon was repealed in 2000, principal magistrate Lawrence Kangwia ruled, according to the Post Courier.