Sentence examples for was invalidated in from inspiring English sources

The state's death penalty statute was invalidated in 2004.

The amendment passed, with considerable acrimony and bad feeling, but was invalidated in 2015 by the Supreme Court's decision in Obergefell v. Hodges.

Memphis appealed, arguing that the penalties were unprecedented and that the university was held to a strict liability when Rose was ruled retroactively ineligible for a College Board score that was invalidated in 2008.

During his third term, Bloomberg enacted a controversial public health campaign, extending bans on the use of cigarettes and attempting to bar the sale of large-size sugary drinks (the latter was invalidated in court in July 2013).

A plan for a near-uniform fleet of yellow taxis — the first major redesign since the age of the Checker cab — was invalidated in court, though the city passed a new set of rules last month in the hopes of reviving it.

It was observed that when the value of timer was kept at 30 s, the DPV value in DPVT was invalidated in 30 s only and therefore, a node does not forward a message to a highly capable node present in its neighbour as its DPV is invalid.This reduces the message delivery ratio.

Thousands of unsigned ballots were invalidated in 2012.

You report (front page, Nov. 17) that 26,000 ballots were invalidated in Duval County because they contained more than one vote for president.

Despite Mr. Bush's support from Mr. Pataki and other key Republicans, his petitions have been invalidated in one Congressional district.

The ratings agency Standard and Poor's recently concluded that the business models of tar sands companies could be invalidated in a world acting to constrain carbon.

Now & then the diary-keeping authors fail to realize that an entry which holds true for one day may be invalidated in the days that follow.