Yesterday Simon Counsell, the director of the Rainforest Foundation in Britain, said, "It's very hard to know whether C.I.B. should be deserving of any green plaudits because apart from selected people from W.C.S., the company has refused to allow independent environmental observers into their logging areas".
Finally, the story itself should be deserving of what EA is no doubt hoping will be a Christmas blockbuster, but again Warfighter falls down here too, the tired, clichéd story of a soldier looking for resolution with his wife and kids squashed into standard Tom Clancy-esque war on terror fodder.
The elevation of the ratios of testosterone to 17β-estradiol in the female fish exposed to BaP implies that BaP would have an androgenic effect on the fish in vivo, which should be deserving of further study.
The new phylogenetic perspective provided here means that two species, Urocyon littoralis and Procyon pygmaeus, both of which are critically endangered, have higher EDGE values than some of these five and so should be deserving of additional conservation attention and effort.
Yet "Le Week-End," along with the likes of "Alan Partridge," a moderately funny comedy with Steve Coogan, signals that the festival is shaking off orthodoxies about what kinds of movies should be, deserve to be, in a cinematic showcase like this one.
Consequently, in women suffering from migraine with aura caution should be deserved when prescribing combined oral contraceptives.
More studies on dynamics of soil hydrological behaviors following biochar amendment should be deserved in field conditions for a sound understanding of biochar's potential in world agriculture.
Martin Scorsese, who urged Turturro to take the part, says, "It's a wonderful film, it should be seen, it deserves to be seen".
The justices had reasoned at the time that although capital punishment was constitutional, it should be limited to the most deserving.
It should be emphasised immediately that Wales fully deserved this stress-busting success and, in Chris Horsman, Alun Wyn Jones and the imperious James Hook, have found fresh faces capable of lifting them higher than a final Six Nations position of fifth.
