They have certainly had a good week in Bournemouth... But... apart from its opposition to war in Iraq, does the party really have the policies or leadership to merit the confidence of middle Britain?
Girardi's early appearance that night, after Sabathia had thrown only 86 pitches, surprised Sabathia, but even he had to admit that his performances this season had hardly merited much confidence from his manager.
Management (marketing, organization, finance, and so on).; Reputation (merits, popularity, confidence, leadership, and so on).; and.
The account, then, is presented as reasonable, thus meriting our confidence, but neither definitive nor complete (cf. 68b6 8), and thus open to possible revision (cf. 54b1 2, 55d4 6).
There are three fundamental factors that are defined by convergent approach and well associated with the holistic trinity idea (see section "Holistic trinity path to targets"): Management (marketing, organization, finance, and so on).; Reputation (merits, popularity, confidence, leadership, and so on).; and The complexity (holistic, integrity) of the problem.
At the same time, Timaeus says he will strive to give an account that is "no less likely than anyone else's" (or "any other [account]") (29c7 8) and, while the account cannot be grasped by understanding (nous, 29b6 the faculty for apprehending unchanging truths), it nevertheless merits our "confidence" (pistis, 29c3).
Foster agrees, assessing Reid as "a quietly competent, gentle man" who "merited the confidence of his colleagues", but who was in 1935 "distinctly out of his element".
The defendants maintain that the suit, filed by several young doctors, has no merit, and express confidence that they would prevail in court.
In a post published on Kleiner's official website, Doerr wrote that while he is unable to respond fully to the claims because of legal constraints, he could say that an independent investigation by Kleiner Perkins has found the lawsuit's claims to be "without merit" and expressed confidence that his firm will prevail in the end.
Brownlee warned these MLAs that regardless of their beliefs, the Lieutenant-Governor of Alberta was free to request the government's resignation any time he considered that it lacked or did not merit the legislature's confidence.
