If not enough members are present, the decision is invalid.

Would it turn out to be invalid in the end?

One day in 1987, he told his people that most of their money was invalid.

"The federal system looks to be invalid from top to bottom."

You've just told this man that he his experience is invalid.

But 3 4 is still invalid since it again leaves the line.

And that single failure is the invalid test, I think.

Invalid Channel gave the show a 7.5 out of 10.

Having an invalid to care for, I have to keep my mind bright and happy.

However, the court may not just hold that a contract is invalid.

If there were, then the will cited would be invalid.

She could see what Banks meant about the invalid mother.

Two weeks later, Shirley and her invalid husband came home.

If they do any of these their pilgrimage is invalid.

His brother had told him that the claim to land was invalid.

At least some of them are liable to be invalid.

She also had to look after her invalid mother and sister, which left little time for painting.

You must be 14 or over to drive a class 3 invalid carriage.

This law was later held to be invalid under the 1882 statutes.

As a result, the minister said, both applications were invalid.

If you discover your card is invalid, call the company.

Over some years she was much occupied with the care of her mother and an invalid sister.

His natural father would have called it magic, therefore invalid.

If the policy was determined to be invalid, no one could collect.

She may also have become convinced that the earlier marriage was invalid.

Such cases are very common, he said, with invalids of this sort.

These numbers included 30 women, 104 invalids, and 230 students.

They take care of the transport and looking after the invalids.

Still, he continued to attend to the needs of the invalids.

"It's not going to do some of those invalids much good."

Then I got food poisoning, as did everybody else, so we had to look after each other like invalids.

I assure you that for children there are no invalids.

And the trouble I'd take to please those invalids with my baking.

The new project is for a rising population of far younger "invalids."

She's used to waiting on invalids, she says, and understands them.

I'm used to running a house and looking after invalids. "

Those premises should be given to mothers with children and invalids.

In particular, the milk was directed at children of under four years old and invalids.

A cache may satisfy a read from any state except Invalid.

At the time, the number of invalids on the general hospital reports alone numbered 720 men.

It's one of the advantages that invalids have over normal people.

Today half of them are invalids and 500 are dead.

Latvia's social system is not able to help these people, now that they have become invalids.

"But the worst thing is the people who died and the invalids.

The government was ordered to provide money, food, and clothing to war invalids for the rest of their lives.

As for the invalids, we have, of course, their names, ranks and numbers.

In particular, her crew consisted mostly of invalids from the hospital.

This does not count the invalids and marines, nearly all of whom died.

"We've got some invalids in nursing homes we need to move.

The usual stay at the springs was from one to three months, but many invalids stayed a year and longer.