Sentence examples for would have invalidated from inspiring English sources

The expected (happier) ending would have invalidated the whole tragic build up over the course of the novel.

Ms. Gilmore's speculation implausibly presumes that the Supreme Court would have invalidated school segregation earlier than it did.

So whoever told you that is lying to you.' That exchange does not appear in their story because it would have invalidated their opening line".

France's Constitutional Court struck down retroactive clauses in the 1984 law that would have invalidated some of Mr. Hersant's past newspaper purchases.

The ruling would have invalidated the constituent assembly, the body drafting the constitution, and dissolved the consultative council – the only remaining elected body after the same court dissolved parliament in June.

Judge David B. Sentelle joined much of the decision but dissented in part, writing that he would have invalidated the rule altogether rather than send it back to the F.C.C. for reconsideration.

The paper also approached Stark for comment and in its subsequent news story quoted a complaint from Stark's camp that the function room at the Golden Lion had at one point been sublet to a clothes retailer, an action that would technically have invalidated the Murphys' lease.

"It would have essentially have invalidated all swaps regulation.

Other courts have invalidated unfair arbitration clauses.

Recent data on escitalopram have invalidated this fact.

Florida courts have invalidated elections in the past.