"We are firmly convinced," he wrote in his 1897 annual report, "that wherever there are people and soda fountains, Coca-Cola will, by its now universally acknowledged merit, win its way quickly to the front of popularity".
In 2008, councils set out to formalise who could be recognised with the title, demanding that recipients must fulfil at least one of the following criteria: An individual or organisation of outstanding and acknowledged merit, with close links to the City and County of Cardiff.
Managers with a "no" mindset are quick to poke holes without acknowledging merit.
Stay invested Managers with a "no" mindset are quick to poke holes without acknowledging merit.
But it would be a churlish viewer who refused to acknowledge the merit in these roundelays, which hide complex plotting and emotional turmoil beneath apparently shambolic exteriors.
His commanding officer failed to acknowledge the merit of the plan and chided the candidate for not having fired a single shot.
Our achievements have been great enough however to make it easy for our people to acknowledge superior merit wheresoever found". That summer, Fourth of July celebrations coincided with early reports that Lieutenant Colonel George A. Custer and his Seventh Cavalry had been wiped out by Sioux.
Collectively, the discrete student perspectives in this study acknowledge the merit of student educator interactions for safe experiential learning.
Developments in actigraph hardware and software led the American Academy of Sleep Medicine to acknowledge its merit in measuring sleep variability over multiple nights and the efficacy of various interventions in insomniacs [ 58].
Most gratifying for me was the satisfaction of having my now adult son acknowledge the merits of my co-parenting philosophy and choices.
Just as disappointing are the self-proclaimed feminist boys ― the ones who have listened to girls describe their frustrations about daily injustices, but in this moment chose to stay silent or only spoke to acknowledge the merits of both sides.
