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Meanings of invalidity in English
Catalan
nul·litat Illogicality as a consequence of having a conclusion that does not follow from the premisses.
Usage of invalidity in English
1
Synergetics' motion for summary judgment of invalidity was denied, the statement said.
2
The direct tax levied in 1861 is not even suspected of invalidity.
3
Refers to the Stans-Mitchell trial, & to the invalidity of conspiracy charges.
4
This inference appears inevitable, but his profound vision perceived its possible invalidity.
5
The invalidity of title, is however, a still stronger ground against Mr.
6
Unipolar depression is among the leading cause of invalidity and disability-adjusted life-years.
7
The court suspended the declaration of invalidity for a period of 14 days.
8
I have suffered injuries and been categorised with over 80 per cent invalidity.
9
However, the board rejects the claims of invalidity and is standing over its decision.
10
Most complained of was the clawing back of invalidity pension payments to several hundred people.
11
The invalidity or unenforceability of any provision of this agreement shall not void the remaining provisions.
12
Workers pay social security contributions, to cover sickness, unemployment, maternity or paternity, invalidity or occupational injuries.
13
Many aid workers who are harmed, especially nationals and volunteers, don't have insurance or invalidity coverage.
14
Judge Hartford suspended her order of invalidity for 18 months to allow Parliament to correct the legislation.
15
A race whose physique had been as utopian as its body politic, was reduced to timid invalidity.
16
He spoke as to himself, as giving reasons to a high intelligence for the invalidity of murder.
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Invalidity through the time