In 1800 an attempt to codify the right in congressional as well as state and local elections was deemed redundant.

Congressional Democrats are voting to buy weapons even the Pentagon deems redundant.

In an age when chief executives carefully tend their images, Mr. Raymond avoids attention and dismisses questions he deems redundant or dumb.

This School continued its existence until 1911, gradually taking on more students from the other village schools until they were deemed redundant and closed.

The rule was deemed redundant, he said, because existing regulations already require a permit for solicitation in the parks.

The transfer consisted of buildings deemed redundant from the government perspective.

She was deemed redundant after the end of the war and was sold for scrap in 1927.

In 1976, the branch was deemed redundant by its new owner, Conrail, and the rails were dismantled in 1980.

Already, arts institutions deemed inefficient or redundant have been eliminated in the eastern part of Berlin and the country.

The American forces garrisoned the fort until 1823, when peace with the Indians led the garrison to be deemed redundant.