On the merits, that is just as well.
He believed the monastic life was the best way to acquire the extra merits that would more than balance his account.
I think just because everyone's waited for such a long time for this, that's probably why it'll be suggested, but I don't know if it merits that.
Such a disposition has been treated by the legal system as not quite a Supreme Court decision but as considerably more than nothing, a judgment on the merits that carries a measure of precedential weight.
The judge in the Florida lawsuit, which was filed by elected officials in 20 states, is expected to allow a hearing on the merits that has been scheduled for Dec. 16.
We need to put in a performance that merits that.
The risk theory has merits that are independent of its claim to explain what it is for an agency to cause harm.
Here are some of the merits that have brought Francois Hollande to election victory: intelligence, patience, consistency, likeability, and a hidden vein of steel.
Put another way, "The Avengers" has many merits that indicate its success, but increasing the population of the United States is not one of them.
"It is not our business to determine his merits, that is up to US voters," Mr Putin told reporters after his annual televised news conference.
If you read my work or Maddox's work or any of the other fratire authors and dislike our writing on it's merits, that is fine.
