Sentence examples for were invalidated by from inspiring English sources

In the other three -- Massachusetts, Oregon and Washington -- term limit measures were invalidated by the states' Supreme Courts.

The results of their first runoff were invalidated by the Supreme Court on grounds of fraud by the government.

On Monday, about 65 unopened absentee ballots were invalidated by the Board of Elections in heavily Democratic Mercer County after Republicans questioned the manner in which they had been collected.

Texas, which has operated without race-based admissions policies since they were invalidated by the Fifth Circuit in 1996, provides a useful example: by attacking the problems of openness and educational diversity directly and focusing on attracting the top graduating students from throughout the state, the Texas program has enhanced opportunity and promoted educational diversity by any measure.

Geoffroy's tables remained an authoritative reference throughout most of the 18th century, until they were invalidated by Claude-Louis Berthollet's demonstration that the thoroughness of chemical reactions depends upon the relative quantities of the starting materials and the physical conditions pertaining during the reaction.

In Herat, 100,000 ballots were invalidated by the local electoral complaints commission but many were later allowed to stand after a recount.

Any other decision would have been invalidated by a court.

We can be invalidated by events such as the bankruptcy of the firm that employs us, but most frequently we are invalidated by other people.

Most of the old coded provisions have been invalidated by the courts".

Similar provisions in a half dozen other states have also been invalidated by federal courts.

Mr. Korematsu's conviction was invalidated by a federal judge in 1984 on factual grounds.