Sentence examples for would invalidate it from inspiring English sources

But we stated expressly that if the agreement did so (as Amex's does), we would invalidate it.

So, if Trump pardoned himself, the pardon could be challenged in prosecution brought against him, and a court could, and likely would, invalidate it.

But as I said Tuesday this is not a normal deal so it is questionable whether the Delaware courts would invalidate it.

He noted, though, that the bird had been extensively photographed and observed by experts and that there did not seem to be any signs it escaped from captivity, something that would invalidate it as a famous first.

But the driving force of late has been Cotton, who earlier this year irked Corker and his Democratic colleagues when he wrote a letter to Iranian leaders warning them not to finalize a nuclear deal with the Obama administration because a future Republican president would invalidate it.

At the very least, however, I would not invalidate it without giving the parties a chance to present evidence and get findings on the ultimate issues the Court thinks crucial -- namely, the relative merits of the Madison ordinance and the alternatives suggested by the Court today.

"When you do an artistic flourish like that, to describe it, to explain it, to take the piss out of it would invalidate the whole stroke in the first place".

By finding and relying upon the right facts, he can invalidate, it would seem, almost any abortion restriction that strikes him as "undue --subject, of coundue --subjectssibility of being reversed by a Circundue --subjectpreme Cofrt that is as uncourseained in reviewing his decision as he was in making ito

Violations of homoscedasticity implicit in the loss of balance at the first level can make the second level inference less efficient, but would not bias or invalidate it.

This "moral standing" argument is too powerful for its own good, because it would invalidate just about everything done by the U.S. government, or any other.

"Some thought that if we didn't win here in Chicago, it would invalidate everything we accomplished in Boston," Epstein said last week.