| I have also had people tell me personally that this is both a turn off and makes sensation nugatory, in a way that was designed to elicit shame. |
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| This is at least, one supposes, predicated on the recognition that the Right's symbolic resources are pretty nugatory. |
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| In Briscoe's case the court made the prohibition of bills of credit nugatory. |
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| These aspects of military life do not, of course, render entirely nugatory in the military context the guarantees of the First Amendment. |
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| The incumbent could at any time render their efforts nugatory by rebalancing strategies. |
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| So, while Hollingworth's rebuttal is mentioned on his website and remains in the vestiges of cyberspace for those willing to peruse it, there is something nugatory about it. |
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| I imagine the cost of running a General Election under present rules is not nugatory. |
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| It would be odd if imports continued to surge, given that any rise in consumer spending this year is likely to be nugatory. |
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| But the evaluation criteria are strictly defined so as to avoid rendering the right to family reunification nugatory. |
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| Given that I have also shown that its practical impact upon children's wellbeing is nugatory, there seems to be no satisfactory justification for its retention. |
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| Meanwhile the actual costs of BP's environmental initiatives to date have been nugatory, while the effect of improving its relations with the public has been invaluable. |
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| Under frontier conditions, observes Carver, the distinction, so crucial to George's position, between property in land and property in other things, seems nugatory. |
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| No one could get a Resource Management Act consent if I had an existing use to do something that would be rendered nugatory by that Resource Management Act consent. |
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| In principle, similarly, a testator should not be permitted to render his dependants' statutory rights nugatory by covenants to make bequests by will. |
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| All those applications were made nugatory by the respondents and we claim that the child was taken out of Australia unlawfully because there was no specific order. |
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| Thus even if George's secondary argument were rendered nugatory by Spahr's objection, his primary argument would still vindicate the public appropriation of ground rent. |
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| First of all, the sums involved in the new savings accounts are nugatory. |
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| The court was concerned that where both parents lacked the means to purchase international airfares, Australia's obligations under the Convention would be rendered nugatory if the Central Authority could not return the child. |
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| These provisions nullify past collective bargaining relating to contracting out, thereby rendering the process nugatory, and preclude future collective bargaining on the issue. |
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| However, Patko did reinforce the generally accepted requirement that there be evidence showing a real risk of assets being disposed of or dissipated so as to render nugatory any judgment. |
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| The criteria for assessing this are determined very strictly to avoid rendering eligibility for the status nugatory and to harmonise the conditions in all the Member States. |
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| Reviled in Europe as the spawn of Gordon Gekko and pilloried in America for paying nugatory taxes, they have an image problem to match their bank balances. |
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| Parliament's Rules of Procedure may not render that right nugatory. |
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| Those Member States arguing for lifting the ban use the rationale that the controls introduced in the 1998 EU Code of Conduct on arms sales render it nugatory. |
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| I might refer to the general conviction and the common sense of society that such an investment cannot be treated as absolutely idle and nugatory. |
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