Meritorious ideas should be implemented, thereby demonstrating that good ideas (not just those of the team leader) will receive consideration and can be actualized.
Whether this idea is meritorious has big implications for how we think about things like data portability and consent.
Grudgingly, Mr. Bush has accepted the inherited duty to stick with NATO in policing the Balkans, though there is still a residue of scorn for the idea that this is a meritorious use of America might.
X-Men Origins: Wolverine manages to transcend the dire norm, but that doesn't mean it's entirely meritorious – although it does have some interesting ideas.
In my mind, the manuscript is meritorious for publication in eLife basically as it is.
"The idea had more than one author, and the project is a meritorious one," Mr. Russianoff said.
And in Texas, since the enactment of the Legislature's 2003 tort reform package, which included a $250,000 cap on compensation for noneconomic damages in medical malpractice cases, the idea that plaintiffs are now filing suits that are not overwhelmingly meritorious is "just ridiculous," he said.
When the head coach of a major league football team stares into the camera and denies what everyone blessed with eyesight can plainly see, it becomes startlingly clear that this idea of winning at all costs has blurred the lines between meritorious victory and legalized theft.
Ideas are as dangerous as those exploding doohickeys, and we need authorities as superlatively meritorious as our Customs officials and their trusty cohorts, security guards.
One of the most radical manifestations of this pro-ministerial mindset of the Warring States era was the idea of abdication, according to which a good ruler may consider yielding the throne to his meritorious aide (Allan 1981; Pines 2005).
While in the abstract, the idea of requiring lawyers to contribute 20 hours of pro bono work a year is just and meritorious, certain elements of such a plan must be well thought out and carefully addressed.
