American University sponsored a moot-court debate, held in Washington, to shed light on the subject.
A link between climate change and the burning of fossil fuels had been mooted but debate would not move into the political sphere for more than a decade.
Both parties chalked it up to a clerical error, shook hands, and went their separate ways, but not before one final night of heady — and, to Alvin, bewildering — moot-court debate over tort reform.
On that other side, briefly, were three Supreme Court justices -- John Paul Stevens, Harry A. Blackmun and William J. Brennan Jr. -- who lined up with the Stratford proponents in a celebrated 1987 moot-court debate in Washington: Earl of Oxford v. William Shakespeare.
On top of that, I do up to four hours of study a day, which leaves plenty of time to socialise and get involved in extracurricular activities like mooting and debating," she says.
Trump's decision has obviously rendered this debate moot.
First, would tiered pricing in America render the net neutrality debate moot?
Woodson recently conceded that Davis would not be 100 percent healthy for the rest of the season, making the point-guard debate moot.
He has stayed true to his low-key demeanor, hoping one day his on-field success will render the debate moot.
Who better than they to judge how much performance-enhancement their athletes, and the fans who worship them, can take?The development of undetectable gene-doping may soon make this entire debate moot.
