Sentence examples for which was invalidated 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.
The new EU-US Privacy Shield will replace the old Safe Harbor agreement, which was invalidated by the European Court of Justice last October, on the grounds that US mass surveillance programs were violating fundamental European privacy rights.
Perhaps most surprisingly, Facebook also stands accused of continuing to use the now illegal Safe Harbor data transfer mechanism, which was invalidated by the European Court of Justice last October — so a full four months ago.
The European Commission has formally adopted a new framework for governing personal data transfers between the EU and the U.S., replacing the prior Safe Harbor agreement which was invalidated last fall, and aiming to end nine months of uncertainty.
The prayer ritual is an essential component of Islam that requires entry into a state of physical purity (wudhu) through ablution, which is invalidated by voiding.
Because state information takes time to traverse the network, the receivers might well have acted upon old state information, which is invalidated by the update.
This approach avoids the use of a universal distance cutoff which is invalidated by variation in times to common ancestry of sister species and in rates of evolution.
Predictions of time accurate numerical simulations were further compared against those of a code relying on the quasisteady state assumption, and the specific conditions under which the latter was invalidated were identified.
Besides the street-hail bill and the smartphone apps, the city's Taxi of Tomorrow plan for a near-uniform yellow-taxi fleet — which was to begin later this year — was invalidated last month.
The clear and present danger test was invoked by the majority in the 1940 Thornhill v. Alabama decision in which a state anti-picketing law was invalidated.
Litigation is country by country, and national courts can in effect overturn patents granted by the EPO, or uphold patents which have been invalidated by it.
