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• As a serious revaluation of the period, it is nugatory.
• The reservation in the order seems to me to be simply nugatory . }}
• The employee asserts that the covenant is nugatory.
• Rationales are heavy on nugatory boilerplate.
• Call it the march of ecstasy or the poem of accuracy : either way, the effect is nugatory.
• To someone who asked, " Why does Anita Brookner use hard words like rebarbative and nugatory ?"
• All 19th-and 20th-century scholarship and research upon Samuel Johnson are nugatory beside Boswell's account.
• If the principal defaults and the surety turns out to be insolvent, the purpose of the bond is rendered nugatory.
• But this technology is inappropriate for the nugatory wrongdoing that bedevils you _ at least until you've exhausted more courteous methods.
• He comments that " in the case of such a close collaboration any such inquiry seems singularly superfluous and nugatory " . }}
• Lord Justice Simon Brown said the effect of government police was to make the rights of asylum-seekers " nugatory ."
• Lord Justice Simon Brown said the effect of government policy was to make the rights of asylum-seekers " nugatory ."
• No 3RR violation present, and it is f nugatory value here . talk ) 21 : 40, 9 May 2014 ( UTC)
• If this power were not conceded to the court, the very power of judicial review would be rendered nugatory and the entire exercise meaningless.
• This issue was briefly dealt with by the Minister who simply answered it in the affirmative, rendering the need for a resolution by the constitutional tribunal nugatory.
• Her claim that prudent women face a " statistically nugatory " chance of being assaulted was referred to as " irresponsible nonsense " by Toula Drimonis and Ethan Cox.
• But a person's liberty or right to deal with others is nugatory, unless they are at liberty to deal with him if they choose to do so.
• In the unlikely event that the Federal Government would attempt to exercise authority over such matters, its effort " would be as troublesome as it would be nugatory ."
• He even had the American Journalism Review on the phone asking for his favorite words . ( Try " nugatory, " which he missed on his SATs years ago.
• Moreover, such a broad interpretation of s514 would have rendered nugatory an entire federal statute enacted after ERISA by the same Congress that gave comprehensive aid to state health care rate regulation.