Factors relevant to motivation include: the merit or lack thereof in the dissenter's cause, her reasons for defending that cause, and her reasons for engaging in this form of protest.
He'll try out some different topics, including the merits of eighteenth-century erotica and the latest thing he read on Slate.
He added that American was now closer to completing its review of strategic alternatives, including the merits of a merger with US Airways.
Many considerations have been highlighted in this review including the merits, demerits and limitations of the free cooling systems for buildings application.
Breheny emphasised, however, that such people should have access to a judicial review that included the merits of the case against the suspect, otherwise "we risk not having a system that ensures a proper check of ministerial power".
"On the call, Greenlight will provide additional details regarding the options available to Apple, including the merits of Greenlight's suggestion of distributing perpetual preferred stock to Apple shareholders for free," the firm said in a release.
At least some of the antics will have been worth enduring if they lead to a proper debate on health reform, including the merits and failings of single-payer systems.
"In the event that we find evidence of any such transactions we face two possibilities – the evidence may form part of our reporting under the CDDA [the Company Directors' Disqualification Act] and we would consider, after discussing this with the creditors committee, the recovery strategy including the merits of whether to pursue a civil action.
Already we have covered several pressing matters, including the merits of Chekhov ("I'm not crazy about him as a playwright… why are you going to bring a dead bird onstage?"), the qualities of greyhound piss ("like champagne" apparently), and the ancient Egyptian goddess Isis: "The way she turns into a bird!
