Sentence examples for equally meritorious from inspiring English sources

An infinite number of Where to Play choices are possible, and equally meritorious — before considering each's How to Win.

Projects utilizing Core Facilities and supporting young investigators are given priority if the science is equally meritorious.

"Dawkins tends to see religion and fundamentalist religion as one and the same," Terry Eagleton complained – an admission that not all Christian varieties are equally meritorious.

Projects utilizing Core Facilities and supporting young investigators or applying new methodologies or approaches to the study of liver pathophysiology are given priority if the science is equally meritorious.

These findings contribute to our understanding of antidiscrimination law as a social system and show that attorneys respond to economic incentives, are influenced by policies indicating legal compliance, and view claims with mandatory arbitration as equally meritorious but less desirable.

Some have complained that the national goals seem arbitrary and that review panels would be forced to prioritize these goals since they will be presented with proposals that are equally meritorious, but advancing different goals.

Similarly, intending to confess would be as meritorious as actually confessing.

Everyone agrees, he says, that justice involves treating equal persons equally, and treating unequal persons unequally, but they do not agree on the standard by which individuals are deemed to be equally (or unequally) meritorious or deserving.

Pilgrimage, viewed as a particularly meritorious activity, is popular among renunciants and laity alike.

One allows a meritorious claim as a defense and the other doesn't.

It is equally sensible to restrict legal aid to meritorious cases where there is a good chance of success and to allow only qualified firms to undertake such work.The Law Society's campaign ignores the fact that millions of people, many just above the poverty threshold of entitlement to legal aid, are currently excluded from civil justice altogether.