Under Ahmadinejad, notes Amnesty, the Kurds merited nothing but repression.
Meanwhile the Bank's talk of raising rates to purge the LDP's cronies merits nothing more than a technical footnote in the policy board's deliberations.
The self-importance of refusing either item from a steward merits nothing but disdain at the amateurishness of Hamilton's attempt to get into the royal box.
If you are put off by the harshness of Wool's rigor, it means that you aren't ready to confess that our time admits, and merits, nothing cozier in an art besieged by the advances of photographic and digital mediums.
If you are put off by the harshness of Wool's rigor, as I was, it means that you aren't ready to confess that our time admits, and merits, nothing cozier in an art besieged by the aesthetic advances, as well as the technical advances, of photographic and digital mediums.
As I wrote in the first post, I thought that although the NFL and Goodell may well have erred on the merits, nothing they did was so egregiously wrong as to satisfy the standard for vacating an arbitral decision.
David Beckham says he wants to compete at the Olympics on merit and nothing else.
If Mr. Pollard's claim has merit, then nothing can stop President Bush from pardoning him forthwith.
"We have only just received Facebook's answer and counterclaims, but on their face we believe they are without merit and nothing more than a cynical attempt to distract from the weakness of its defense," Yahoo said.
The first of those goals was really rather good, Antonio Di Gaudio digging out an overhead kick from only a few feet off the floor, but such technical merit did nothing to temper Genoa's fury.
