Sentence examples for is rendered superfluous from inspiring English sources
Justice Ginsburg cited a general principle of statutory interpretation that calls for statutes to be interpreted so that no clause is rendered superfluous.
On some level, this last debate is rendered superfluous because most eurozone members will not get anywhere near satisfying the fiscal rules for some considerable time and so the imposition of financial penalties in the interim would make their plight even more tenuous.
The efficiency loss and CO2 capture are typically 8 %-point and 85%%, respectively, but more than 90%% of the installed membrane area of the original concepts is rendered superfluous.
The rather infrequent use of question 2 (asked 4 times) may simply reflect that this is a follow-up question that is rendered superfluous if a full response has already been given.
Time and again, Verdi's musical-dramatic points are rendered superfluous, overridden by Mr. Tcherniakov's clinical construct, ingenious though it is.
The U.S. discovered that, at least in the first half Wednesday night, when its midfield was rendered superfluous and its defense was exposed to wave after wave of scoring chances by the guys in the canary yellow jerseys.
Freud's account of how psychic energy is vented in joke-telling is also questionable, especially his claim that packets of psychic energy are summoned to repress thoughts and feelings, but in statu nascendi (in the process of being born) are rendered superfluous.
Both may be rendered superfluous if the competing hypothesis of Dermoptera-Primates (Primatomorpha Beard 1993 [ 34]), supported by analyses of genomic indels [ 30], proves robust in future analyses.
On the one hand, the MPCs may be rendered superfluous over time as formal meetings between the municipalities and local representatives of general practice will provide a regular and constructive basis for interaction between the parties.
(Frankie R. Faison supplies the other warmth.) Julianne Moore, as the F.B.I. agent Clarice Starling, is game but almost superfluous: Hannibal himself is rendered in such operatic terms that you half expect Mr. Hopkins to burst into an Andrew Lloyd Webber song.
