Judge Michael B. Mukasey of Federal District Court in Manhattan rejected the argument three weeks ago, disagreeing with the man's lawyer, who had argued his client should not be held merely for his testimony about another person's views.
21 If, on the other hand, it is understood as holding merely that humans have the capacity for sufficiently moral motives and behaviour (henceforth, the capacity to be moral), then it seems quite consistent with the thought that noncognitive moral enhancement would be morally permissible and indeed desirable.
In the days that followed, Montse watched him to see if he was holding the baby merely for her sake.
Ethel Zimmerman became the get of gets, holding out not merely for the "Today" show but for Matt Lauer himself.
Hence if the Principle holds for merely possible substances it holds for actual ones as well.
4): we can (whether justly or not) be held criminally liable not merely for what we do, or fail to do, but for what we are, perhaps even for what we think for what we intend, for instance.
"Mr Baxter was not to be held responsible as a broadacre farmer merely for growing a lawful GM crop and choosing to adopt a harvest methodology (swathing), which was entirely orthodox in its implementation," he said.
One holds that Europe is a good thing merely for existing, and that the more Europe, the better.
American prisons hold millions for merely consuming drugs.
And, assuming that they were left with him merely for safe-keeping, they would still be held by Grant as Burlingame's agent.
