Sentence examples for merit adding from inspiring English sources
Last year, the auditor said "any possible claim would be utterly without merit", adding: "Deloitte UK conducted its audit work in full compliance with regulation and professional standards".
An AOL spokesman, Andrew Weinstein, said the lawsuit was "totally without merit," adding, "We have zero tolerance for hate speech on the service".
Sterling said in a statement that the complaint has no merit, adding that its 401(k) plan and participants in the plan "were among the many victims of the Madoff fraud".
Steven Silber, a spokesman for PricewaterhouseCoopers, called the suit "baseless and without merit," adding that "the overblown reckless language in this suit is akin to swearing and cursing when you don't have facts and logic behind your arguments".
Yesterday, Judge Lamar Pickard of Claiborne County Circuit Court in Port Gibson, who presided over the case, said that Janssen's conduct did not merit adding punitive damages to the jury's award of $100 million in compensatory damages.
Norm Blake, chief executive of the United States Olympic Committee, said in a statement that upon quick review of the lawsuit, he found the complaint to be "without merit," adding that committee lawyers would offer a proper response in time.
The new assistance reflects growing competition among venture capital firms and the plausible notion that sizable investments -- Charles River has $11.7 million riding on Guardent -- merit added support.
The game was six days after Inverness clinched a place in the Scottish Cup final by beating Celtic 3-2 aftextra-timeime, and they were often in the headlines this week after defender Josh Meekings successfully challenged the offer of a one-match ban to allow him to face Falkirk at Hampden on 30 May. "It's been a tough week but you can see today we are where we are on merit," added Hughes.
Lord Baden-Powell's 1922 design for the Medal of Merit added a swastika to the Scout Arrowhead to symbolize good luck for the recipient.
He said potential public funding for the Circuit of Wales "should be treated on its own merits", adding: "What wouldn't be fair would be if assistance for the Circuit of Wales were stymied by the self-interest of a competitor such as Silverstone".
Amy Erica Smith, an assistant political science professor at Iowa State University who studies Brazil, said these charges "don't rise to the level of the kind of accusations that would merit impeachment," adding: "It's not a legitimate use of the impeachment proceedings".
