Sentence examples for rendering it moot from inspiring English sources

And you can vitiate a cloture motion, which is designed to cut off a filibuster, rendering it moot.

While state and federal drug laws would supersede the local measure, rendering it moot, proponents say it would be an important first step in challenging the thinking that makes using marijuana a criminal offense but drinking alcohol socially acceptable, even desirable.

The Supreme Court did not hear the case because the Bush administration decided to move Padilla to the civilian system, rendering it moot.

Firstly: it wasn't a B&B, it was a full hotel, rendering it moot to the rules of the series, and I don't understand how an adjudicator didn't intervene to block this sham win before it happened.

The court did not address a petition from the bank's board to be able to retain Mr. Yunus, but its ruling upholding his dismissal would appear to render it moot.

But Barber's play rendered it moot.

Once the biggest massively multiplayer online game in the world, before the definition became so blurred as to render it moot, WoW is still a huge deal.

The questions of whether deer, elk and moose can see this color and react to it, and whether it renders camouflage moot, have led to many late-night deer-camp debates.

The all-providing state does not expand trust, as Judt claims; it renders trust moot and so, weakens society because it promises to protect its members from their own mistakes.

Most teachers will do foot patrols of the lab, rendering this moot.

His sly performance is so convincingly full of humor, warmth and vanity that it renders moot just about every other posthumous representation of the patriarch of psychoanalysis.