Sentence examples similar to meritorious goals from inspiring English sources

There are thousands of stakeholders who advocate for various meritorious spending goals.

Both goals are meritorious, but only one will address the future growth of the Jewish community.

However, beneficent acts also may be performed from nonobligatory, optional moral ideals, which are standards that belong to a morality of meritorious aspiration in which individuals or institutions adopt goals and practices that are not obligatory for everyone.

After letting slip a three-goal lead at Stamford Bridge, Darlington won the replay 4 1 after extra time, described as "a most meritorious win, earned by a combination of sound tactics and an enthusiasm that Chelsea never equalled" by The Times correspondent, who felt it "surprising that extra time was necessary, for Darlington always seemed to have the match well in hand".

"I believe he must have meant meritorious.

/ The city applauded the meritorious mayor.

Routh finished basic training with meritorious distinction.

He received several citations for meritorious service.

Episodes like this separate the meritorious liberals from the meretricious.

NIH peer review determined that the research was scientifically meritorious.

Her career progression was fast but it was also meritorious".