Sentence examples for can merit from inspiring English sources

Legally -- and I'm not an accountant or a lawyer -- I would hope that the Internal Revenue Service looks carefully at just how a transfer of funds with a contractually stated quid pro quo can merit a charitable tax deduction.

It is a good thing that the outrageous tax avoidance of many of the world's biggest businesses remains high on the political agenda, but the current promises can merit only very cautious optimism at this stage.

If the attackers can merit such a subtle treatment, then maybe the victim can, too.

The fact that a picture of a bunch of people sitting in a living room reading a script can merit even a little media attention is a testament to the everlasting reverberations of the first movie's release in 1977.

You can merit points for the calls, as it can count towards the final total or extra points on the side.

"Around $1000" is the asking price for this sexy little piece of kit, and to be honest I'm not sure it can possibly merit that.

These can, however, merit special attention.

The reason for this may be that revealing misconduct, such as in the Sudbø case, can be meriting.

The filter can replace merit functions, avoiding the update of penalty parameters associated with the penalization of the constraints on merit functions.

Yet I can see merit in some of Gove's ideas.

Yet "I Was Born in Love With You" (Philips 289 456 654-2) proves that strange pairings can have merit.