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E-Act will replace governors with "ambassadorial advisory bodies" which will merely "celebrate" achievement and "interface with the community".

Ms Deneuve and others wrote: "Without condoning or encouraging prostitution, we reject criminal penalties … which will merely drive prostitutes further underground".

Hence the new, shorter form, which will merely count people and provide basic information about their names, ages, sex, ethnicity and so on.Boring?

It is now an EU project, which will merely take over from the old "Barcelona process", albeit in theory giving "northern" and "southern" members more equal status.

Fourth, get a decent suburban townhouse to raise your family in, rather than a vast palace which will merely articulate his or her distance from the people he or she will serve.

This is not one of those teams which will merely clog up the competition.

Studies performed on the Collection to date merely exemplify its potential, which will only be realised through the continued effort of many scientific groups.

I am 100 percent opposed to robbing the elderly through draconian cuts to enhanced benefits, doctors, hospitals and nursing facilities, which will be merely redistributed to younger Americans for a new health care entitlement.

However, though in general Boyle argues that accepting something as a miracle presupposes God's existence, and so miracles are to be used to institute the correct religion rather than to ground its metaphysical basis, he does sometimes urge an argument from miracles which will yield not merely the correctness of Christianity, but the acceptability of religious belief as such.

One piece of good news for Newcastle is that the ankle injury Vurnon Anita sustained during the 4-3 Boxing Day defeat at Old Trafford is merely heavy bruising which will should only sideline the midfielder for Saturday's trip to Arsenal.

At stake are also tenacious problems of overconsumption and the inequitable commandeering of global resources, neither of which will be solved merely by passing the braised tofu.