Sentence examples similar to it merits backing from inspiring English sources
In a statement, Ms. Cobell said she had sought to stay out of partisan politics but believed that Mr. Daschle merited backing because of his efforts on behalf of Native Americans.
Instead, it judges each campaign on its merits and backs the party most likely to deliver "sustainable, long-term performance". Some have argued recently that at the outset of a new campaign, activists often enjoy the tacit support of institutional investors and may even have been invited by them into the stock.
And it merits pointing out and pushing back against.
Reviews of compilation CD's, DVD's, books and rival zines (Twenty Eight Pages Lovingly Bound With Twine, produced in Danville, Ohio, earns an endorsement, but Urban Rag, out of Tannersville, N.Y., is panned for "trying to look like something that is way beyond its means") merit back-of-the-zine sections.
It merits a little staring.
Still, it had its merits.
Lisbon is widely backed not on its merits but because its failure would risk pushing the EU into yet another interminable internal debate.
It could have its merits.
I am sure that the teaching of Latin in inner-city areas such as Glasgow will be of great benefit to their children, as it has been here in rural Norfolk, where it has been introduced into more than 20 state primary schools, all of whom report back positively on its merits.
