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invalid

[in-vuh-lid] / ˈɪn və lɪd /




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"Labelling ships used to export Russian oil as 'shadow fleet' is discriminatory and misleading," the embassy said, and instances of invalid flags were typically down to "easily resolved" issues such as administrative delays.

From BBC

“Accordingly, the challenged laws are invalid under the Supremacy Clause and their application to the Federal Government should be preliminarily and permanently enjoined.”

From Los Angeles Times

If they don't agree to the transfer, judges can appeal to the judicial commission and if their reasons for not moving are found invalid the judge would have to retire.

From BBC

The novel relates the partly autobiographical story of Charley Klein, who is raised in community housing in the Bronx, N.Y., in the 1930s by an overworked mother and a resentful, invalid father.

From The Wall Street Journal

“If the carrier didn’t strictly comply with its obligations, and the policy lapsed for non-payment of premiums, the lapse may have been invalid,” the law firm adds.

From MarketWatch