"Conduct merely affording a person an opportunity to commit an offense does not constitute entrapment," the law states.
Ghana gave them a scare in Fortaleza, although that merely afforded Miroslav Klose the chance to write his name in the history books, and thoughts of a cordial draw with USA were banished when Thomas Müller added to his hat-trick against the Portuguese with a second-half winner.
Whereupon she equates her father going to work every day, which merely afforded her a very enviable Manhattan lifestyle, with her disappearing entirely from her son's life.
We beseech God for prosperity not merely to afford a new HDTV but as the means by which to repair the world.
Unlike the Europeans, they cannot afford merely to regret or pray for America and pass on.
We have seen how crises pull communities together, and we have learned that we cannot afford merely to be bystanders.
MOOCs are often very polished, as they draw not merely on top talent but can also afford to invest in a variety of visual aides.
It is not merely that we can afford to waste more of our productions on oh-my-you-really-shouldn't-have $400 pairs of cashmere slipper socks.
We play into the patient's narcissism, and automatically put ourselves at a disadvantage, when we charge someone a higher fee merely because he can afford it.
Clean water, unpolluted air, education and law and order are obvious examples; there is no doubt that everybody should have such goods, not merely those who can afford to buy them privately.
