Sentence examples for rendering the issue from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, by the time the case worked its way up to the appellate court level, the fighting was done and the absolute press ban had been lifted, rendering the issue moot.

But he said that his recent decision to give up that apartment rendered the issue obsolete.

Mr. Bush said he would prefer that the courts rendered the issue moot by denying Mr. Gore's legal challenges.

A more cogent and tautly paced production would probably render the issue immaterial, but here you tend to notice the age discrepancies.

Last week, Mr. Dean became sufficiently alarmed to propose brokering an "arrangement" if a clear-cut victory by one candidate hasn't rendered the issue moot by the spring.

His constant berating of allies, rhetorical undermining of NATO and all-around indecency have rendered the issue of defense spending politically toxic in Germany, where, given the country's history, it is already a political millstone.

She dismissed the street-name proposal as an attempt to mine tourist gold from a bit of underground history long denied by the white establishment until modern science rendered the issue moot, at least for the keepers of Monticello, the Jefferson family estate.

A Supreme Court decision most likely would render the issue moot as a topic for electoral debate, although questions such as whether business owners who oppose same-sex marriages can refuse to serve gay couples could still arise.

Previous efforts aiming at SNP discovery for catfish rendered the issue about discrimination of false positive SNPs derived from paralogous sequences and multisite sequences (PSVs/MSVs) [ 5].

He says by the time the case is resolved in the final court of appeals, the Supreme Court, developments in the fast-paced world of technology may well have rendered the issues irrelevant.

The acceptance of the first two female members into Augusta National does not render the issues of gender inequality moot, it highlights them in bold.