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moot sentence examples

  • Mooting competition for first year students in the third term of their 1st year.
  • Theorizing a work by such a emotive director is very tempting, but somewhat moot.
  • However, nato had deliberately bypassed the un, rendering this argument moot.
  • Moot point i raised.
  • Some were lying broken on the ground, where a transport accident had rendered moot a year's work.
  • Mooted the possibility of sanctions there.
  • Then there is the matter of religion - originally mooted by former irish prime minister john bruton.
  • Moot court with an industry.
  • Thus the question of whether the difference engine was itself a tool became moot.
  • Mooted the idea of bombing the station's headquarters.
  • Plans were first mooted in 2001, albeit without success.
  • Moot competitions with success.
  • Mooted proposals of using ships to provide emergency housing.
  • It was not even mooted in the white paper.
  • Moot question at first sight.
  • Mooted move to united!
  • I hope the vice-chancellor will also back what i am about to suggest, and have already mooted on the council.
  • Moot problem can be written by a student or member of staff.
  • The moot judge, professor alastair mullis, was impressed by the mooting standard of the finalists and their grasp of the criminal law.
  • The government has also mooted proposals of using ships to provide emergency housing.

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