Nevertheless, the suggestion that gender matters, particularly as gender relates to one's ethical predispositions, calls into question the inherent "objectivity" of ethical theories, which are advanced in part because of their universal merit and application.
1HOPE (Helping Outstanding Pupils Educationally) is a universal merit-based post-secondary scholarship and grant program for Georgia students enrolled in college or a technical school.
They say there is some truth to every stereotype -- that generalizations passed down as fact have some universal merit.
Beyond the RTS of SHMPB, we would like to stress the importance of the proposed method, demonstrating its universal applicable merits for RTSs in wide scopes.
The Libyan people have certainly merited universal recognition of their courage to rise against the regime, having been repressed, subdued and scared into submission.
Einstein discussed exactly this episode at length in his 'Autobiographical notes', where he used the term 'incommensurable' to apply to difficulties in judging the merits of universal physical theories.
Lincoln researched the merits of Universal's claims to King Kong and deemed them untenable.
In 1930, William Empson, while praising the form of the poem as universal, argued against its merits because of its potential political message.
For the reviewer, the revival proves the one universal truth about literary merit: quality will surface, in the run of time.
Alluding to the person on Nicola wrote Washington, it is well recognized that "The same abilities which have lead us, through difficulties apparently insurmountable by human power, to victory and glory, those qualities that have merited and universal esteem and veneration Obtained the of an army, would be most likely to conduct and direct us in the smoother paths of peace.
