Sentence examples for merit committing from inspiring English sources

On Sunday, interviews with the police and with Mr. Tarloff's family and neighbors, offered a portrait of an increasingly troubled and depressed man whose actions were deemed serious enough to draw the attention of the authorities, but not grave enough to merit committing him to a psychiatric hospital for any substantial length of time.

The impact of benign but chronic reproductive tract diseases in both sexes merit committed research and development of safe and effective therapeutics.

On her own merits, she's committed to social issues and doing good.

Lieutenants told me that he made decisions on the merits and was committed to the success of the whole bank, rather than to one faction or another.

That he avoided committing war crimes was "not by merit", he insisted.

Oxford is committed to merit-based admissions, which means we're keen to identify and reach students from less-advantaged backgrounds who show the potential to succeed at Oxford.

First, it's a trial on the merits (Did the defendant commit the crime? If he did was it first degree murder?).

They have committed to a merit pay plan (well, with every kind of commitment except funding) that is one of the dumbest and most insulting versions of the oft-disproven concept of merit pay ever seen.

1 I.e., although the person has committed no sin to merit shortening of life. 2 I.e., the Angel of death to his messenger.

They typically disagree with Schroeder about the merits of a type-A strategy committed to working with one basic non-cognitive attitude type (Horgan and Timmons 2009; Mabrito 2009; Richard 2011).

A hereditary monarchy that is committed to recruitment purely on merit?