Sentence examples for as merited from inspiring English sources

The extraction well (EW-2) installed 100 feet northwest of EW-4 is not part of the RIP, but is available for inclusion as merited.

Hans Von Spakovsky, a senior legal fellow at the conservative Heritage Foundation think tank, said he believed the civil rights division will continue to bring voting rights cases as merited, but that the department had gone too far under Obama in suing states over their voter ID laws despite a Supreme Court ruling upholding such requirements.

But Vivienne Ming, who since late in 2012 has been the chief scientist at Gild, says she doesn't think Silicon Valley is as merit-based as people imagine.

" 'Merit' (and what counts as merit) is determined by those who dominate the prestige hierarchy, and these institutions have the power to recruit and retain the most 'meritorious'," Hanneman writes.

The right to a discharge is not unqualified and may be forfeited by the commission of acts that the particular legislation considers as meriting this sanction.

As someone who came up in the first wave of funk, Hancock now disowns much of what he once thought of as meriting the term.

The elegant Frenchwoman cites Johnson's efforts to tackle crime, improvements in London's public transport, and the increase in security cameras as meriting her particular approval.

"In effect, this means communities that demand control of their territory are [justified] as meriting greater repression," he said.

Only two states, New York and Florida, had fully funded pension liabilities; 19 states were listed by the report as meriting "serious concern" in the area.

Out of the remaining 382 combinations, 91 (24 %) were classified as meriting further evaluation.

Below are three examples of combinations classified as meriting further evaluation.