Sentence examples for deemed moot from inspiring English sources

"Whereas, Brooklyn's cherished traditions of fairness and respect for all are deemed moot and quaint," the pretend borough president read.

Although the charge carried a three-year sentence, it was deemed moot because of the time Knox had already spent in prison.

The judge's decision, which has been suspended pending appeal, would be deemed moot if Representative Huizenga's bill were passed and signed into law.

One mitigating circumstance — that Paul had not actually burgled but merely driven the car that transported four of his pals and the hooch from the scene of the crime — was deemed moot by the authorities.

As Mr. Justice DOUGLAS points out in his dissent to the dismissal for mootness in this case, there are additional reasons why this case should not be deemed moot.

Accordingly, that portion of the complaint seeking a direction not to distribute the shares is deemed to be moot, and the court will deal only with the request for declaratory judgment or for damages.

The Arbitrator determined to award monetary sanctions to Claimant for the discovery issues but deemed the Motion moot.

We won't get into how much time a tick needs to be attached before transmitting disease-causing pathogens (I consider the 15 minutes needed from attachment to transmission of the Powassan virus to deem this argument moot anyway).

Moving to a new stadium had been mooted by previous administrations because it was deemed difficult to expand at the present location near the city centre.

Bangalore and Delhi have been mooted as possible alternatives should it not be deemed safe.

Purnell argued against one form of subscription which has been mooted which would see consumers pay for a licence fee covering a core of BBC services, with an option to pay for more deemed non-core as a "top-up".