Sentence examples for which invalidated from inspiring English sources

Roe v. Wade, which invalidated state laws banning abortion around the country, is the consummate act of liberal judicial activism.

There were also many who overvoted, picking two or more candidates in a single voting-choice field (for example, marking two for first choice), which invalidated their ballots.

Roe v. Wade, which invalidated 46 state abortion laws all at once, is an oft-cited example of the court's moving too far too fast.

He wrote the majority opinion in a 1976 case, National League of Cities v. Usery, which invalidated federal labor regulations for state employees.

The latest ruling, which invalidated a patent belonging to Medinol Ltd. of Israel, is final and cannot be appealed, Boston Scientific said.

He was referring to the Shelby County decision, of 2013, which invalidated the portion of the law that required Justice Department review of electoral changes, mostly in Southern states.

Which invalidates your career – and your life".

None of which invalidates his right to number crunch and take a view.

As Feinberg noted, most societies try to find a reasonable balance between extreme paternalism, which infantilizes adults, and an absolute rejection of paternalism, which invalidates even the possibility of coercion as an instrumental means of achieving the good.

The problem, according to the legal complaint, revolves around voters who accidentally pick too many candidates for a particular race — an error known as "overvoting," which invalidates the incorrect part of their ballot.

Enthusiastically organizing a series of research studies to confirm his conviction, Dr. Smith falls victim to an even more complicated set of scientific, psychological and emotional confounders than did Sarah, all of which invalidate his science and make his treatment appear far more effective than it actually is.