But increasingly, confidentiality agreements ban their signers from revealing information that furthers more meritorious public debate.
"Esther's love must be kept in view, to make the coming trial the greater and the victory the more meritorious"; "Jo?
Some of the Muslim pilgrim caravans continue, for example, because it is regarded as more meritorious to travel the hard traditional route.
All believers were called to their "vocations," and those of the clergy were not considered more meritorious than those of the laity.
He submitted that it is more meritorious for man to believe in God's existence by faith informed with love than to reach certainty by deductive reasoning.
"Well, that's fine, but how come there are more men with merit than women?" she continued, adding mockingly, "It seems that men are far more meritorious, you know".
Tony Paley: Gosden's comments about today's race maybe having come a little too soon for Nehaam makes that win even more meritorious and he is definitely one to have on your mind for Group races now.
"Those who are able to define 'merit'," he writes, "will almost invariably possess more of it, and those with greater resources cultural, economic, and social will generally be able to ensure that the educational system will deem their children more meritorious".
The report asks whether "the disproportionate acceptance of tax, commercial and arbitration cases indicates that high-priced lawyers are influencing the Court's judgment in an unhealthy manner, or is this higher acceptance rate merely a sign of more meritorious claims?" India's "single integrated system of Courts has 21 state-level High Courts and 31 district and subordinate courts.
In making such decisions, it is not enough just to say that expenditures in a given area are meritorious; they need to be more meritorious than other expenditures.
