Sentence examples for was invalidated because of from inspiring English sources

According to a press release issued by Samuel Estimo, an attorney representing Jinky Young, the Supreme Court of Iceland ruled, in December 2009, that Watai's claim of marriage to Fischer was invalidated because of her failure to present the original copy of their alleged marriage certificate.

The Democrats argued that the ballots had to be invalidated because elections officials improperly allowed Republican workers to fix rejected Republican ballot request forms.

Your insurance may therefore be invalidated - and the bureaucracy of getting in will be a headache.

The Bush campaign also contended that it was not unusual for large numbers of ballots to be invalidated in Palm Beach County, saying that in 1996 more than 14,000 ballots were thrown out for double voting.

(Orbitz, for its part, said in a statement, "We have an obligation to uphold airline fare rules and also protect consumers from making purchases that could be invalidated").

But just to be quite clear, especially for those who believe that the power of the federal government is limited to those powers explicitly granted and enumerated in the Constitution: The Constitution contains no statement that a statute passed by Congress and signed by the president can be invalidated, abolished or modified by the Supreme Court.

Was it because of the last problem?

"Was it because of a protest?

Was it because of the rice?

"MY INSURANCE was cancelled because of Obamacare.

I was trapped, because of my stupidity.