Sentence examples for status merits from inspiring English sources

At a press conference today, D.C. Council Chair Phil Mendelson defended the city's ongoing concealed weapon ban, saying that the city's special status merits additional flexibility in the regulation of guns.

Thus, the fact that EGFR targeting modifies p53 cellular status merits further investigation.

The role that repeatedly testing HIV negative while having condomless sex plays in reinforcing an individual's perception of their low-risk status merits evaluation.

The importance of these relationships as indicators of metabolic status merits further investigation as the guanine nucleotides have been shown to play an important regulatory role in cell biology and metabolism.

The petitions not only asked to have the lost hour restored, but also requested that the town's post office be elevated to independent status, meriting its own postmaster.

Abbreviations: Ab, antibody; ACE, adenocarcinoma of the esophagus; CRT, chemoradiotherapy; CT, chemotherapy; IHC, immunohistochemistry; NS, not significant; NA, not available; S, sequencing; SCCE, squamous cell carcinoma of the esophagus The methods used to determine the p53 or k-ras mutational status merit discussion.

Should religion enjoy a special status that merits a degree of solicitude and protection not granted to other worldviews or systems of belief?

In 2010, when he overstayed his visa, he was imprisoned for 55 days but was freed after authorities granted him refugee status, finding merit in his claim of political persecution.

But immediately the gold medal favourite, Qiu, showed his top-ranked status is merited by pulling off an inward three and a half somersault dive to go into second place at the end of the first round, behind Martin Wolfram of Germany and ahead of Garcia.

His expensive suit and middle-aged status would merit a measure of deference.

Punch continues to consider the opportunity of a potential conversion to Reit status on its merits".