In this well-researched, moving account, Gorant tells the story of the government officials and dedicated volunteers who rejected this assessment, and instead evaluated each dog on its merits, saving forty-two in the process.
Real estate agents also like Energy Star because they can advertise certified houses ― which are 30percentt more efficient than average homes ― on their eco-friendly and cost-saving merits.
My confusion fades the moment I turn on the news -- orange haired freak allegedly shooting up a movie theater, legendary football coach covering up for a twisted pedophile, and a piece about the earth-saving merits of clean coal.
At just £18m - down from a peak of £88m - Heart of Africa is too small and its performance too poor to merit saving.
Tax expert at the Curtin Law School, Helen Hodgson, said the data disproves the theory that women need to be educated on the merits of saving for superannuation.
Whatever the merits of saving A.I.G., many financial experts agree that the Bush Administration's policy of buying more time for the financial industry to fix itself (at the Fed, this is known as the "finger-in-the-dike strategy") needs supplementing with a direct attack on the slumping property market — the source of all the losses.
Nanomaterial research was prompted recently to develop novel nano-technological products, processes, and applications that promise special merits for saving human health and environment.
Software based R/D conversion methods have the merits of saving in cost, weight and size, however, they also suffer the shortcoming of low noise robustness.
It was never, for me, a question of the importance and merit of saving the murals".
If the student qualifies for a Pell Grant, for example, that might reduce the amount of the merit aid, saving the college some money.
If a commander tries to declare it, "he may be justified by the law of necessity, while he has the merit of saving his country, but he cannot resort to the established law of the land, for the means of vindication".
