Word: mooted
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...defeating this proposal, Vice-President Johnson and the Southerners did liberals an unwitting favor. Liberals should question whether a rule designed to protect all minorities should be weakened to assist one. How much help that particular minority can get in the future from such a change is a moot question...
Byron R. White, associate Justice of the Supreme Court, will preside at the final argument of the Law School Ames competition this spring. The moot court competition in appellate brief writing and oral advocacy was established in 1911; participation in its higher rounds is one of the highest honors at the School...
Casey Stengel claims he'll be back next season, but whether or not many of Mets fans will is a moot point...
Since YAF's appeal is based on a claim of economic hardship if Tshombe does not appear, the Court could easily rule that the question had become a moot point after the rally, Shafto noted...
...some time or another most students will listen to the tales of the night patrolmen about the ingenious ways Harvard men devise to do away with themselves. It is a moot point whether there is any basis in fact behind these grisly episodes, but for entertainment on a late evening in exam period they are unmatched...