He graduated from NYU and NYU Law School, served in the U.S. Army Quartermaster Corps (receiving Legion of Merit Citation), and had retired after 40 years in the fine leather goods business.
He developed a technique for the sutureless splicing of severed nerves, for which accomplishment he received a merit citation from the U.S. War and Naval departments.
"And the person who investigated the case, a senior official in the provincial anticorruption bureau, was given a first-class merit citation.
The officer, Troy Jackson, 34, had a spotless record and many merit citations in his six years on the force until the "lapse in judgment" in 1999 that led to his dismissal, his lawyer, Howard Sterinbach, said last night.
Carson has authored more than 100 neurosurgical publications, along with three best-selling books, and has been awarded more than 40 honorary doctorates and dozens of national merit citations.
Carson is the author of three best-selling books as well as more than 100 neurosurgical publications and has been awarded 38 honorary doctorates and dozens of national merit citations.
Even if a search doesn't turn up drugs, it could turn up evidence of other crimes or infractions that merit a citation.
We are unable to objectively assess the scientific validity of each of these articles and their merits of citations.
"I did not discuss the merits of the citation," he testified.
We agree that the prior elegant work from Tom Muir's group on TGF-beta kinase and Smad2 merits explicit discussion and citation in our manuscript, and we have added this to the Discussion in the revised manuscript.
In a ceremony at the State Capitol, Ms. Gordon was presented with the Edith Wharton Citation of Merit, and, Ms. Valentine, with the Walt Whitman Citation of Merit.
