Sentence examples for was invalidated after from inspiring English sources

They plan to stage a mock election to mark the one-year anniversary of the general election in February 2014 called by the then prime minister Yingluck Shinawatra, which was invalidated after the conservative opposition sabotaged the polls and in some cases attacked voters.

They plan to stage a mock election to mark the one-year anniversary of the general election in February 2014 called by the then prime minister Yingluck Shinawatra, which was invalidated after the conservative opposition sabotaged the polls and in some cases attacked voters.

The general election victory of ex-Labour minister Phil Woolas was invalidated after he was judged to have knowingly made false statements about his Liberal Democrat opponent, Elwyn Watkins, during the campaign.

Last month, the government examination results of 23 students at Modern College, a subsidiary of Modern Education, were invalidated after the students were found to have plagiarized from the Internet one segment of the exam that is conducted in school.

Well, the PTO's ruling highlights the importance of something called inter partes review, which basically allows people to ask for a patent to be invalidated after the fact.

If the return continuations' IDs are invalidated after each call, libc.so and ld-linux.so can allocate the IDs without regard to each other.

Transylvania land claims had been invalidated after Virginia created Kentucky County, so settlers needed to file new land claims with Virginia.

Tests for 47 third grade students were invalidated after the close of the investigation, which was first reported on Sunday by the New York Post.

Fifty-three boxes across Iraq and several set up for absentee voting by Iraqis in Turkey were invalidated after being found stuffed with more ballots than voters registered to cast them, he added.

They are invalidated after some types of edits and are recomputed on demand.

In 2000, it was invalidated by the United States Supreme Court after a challenge from several political parties.