But it is clear that he thinks that a cosmopolitan order must be political (and not merely juridical); institutional (and not merely organized informally or by policy networks); transnational (to the extent that it would be like the European Union, an order of political and legal orders); and in some sense democratic or at least subject to democratic norms.
By contrast, in any kind of structure of parts this identity is not lost; the parts are merely organized in a certain way.
Hartley didn't merely direct this film.
The band leader George Clinton organized not merely one of the best groups of the decade but two of them at once: Funkadelic's black hard rock band and Parliament's inscrutable, irresistible funkateers.
Great exhibitions are organized not merely to rehash relics, but to reevaluate the artworks in new contexts.
Over the past few years, it has become increasingly apparent that signal transduction pathways are not merely linear cascades; they are organized into complex signaling networks that require high levels of regulation to generate precise and unique cell responses.
Advocating for Martin's rights, and beyond Martin for the rights of all the disabled, has become not merely Donna's passion but the organizing principle of her life.
It became increasingly obvious, as we will see in the following section, that ethical difficulties were not merely matters of procedure: they were integral to the whole enterprise of organizing clinical trials of cancer therapies.
Bush, his Defense Secretary, Donald Rumsfeld, and dozens of generals and other politicians were treated not merely to the usual working meetings but also to theatrical performances organized by Havel himself.
The same land could be offered not merely to a few individuals but to those groups that could organize themselves into housing cooperatives.
Strictly equal sharing seems unduly constraining, not merely because families today deviate from the idea, but because free people might want to organize their lives differently" (Alstott 2004, 113).
