Sentence examples for which would merit from inspiring English sources
The data point to features of legal seminar discourse which would merit further investigation with possible applications for English for Academic Legal Purposes.
First up is Alex Garland's Annihilation, due out in February, which would merit a place solely because the British film-maker's last effort, Ex Machina, was a singular example of a cerebral, gripping futuristic think piece.
Although this small exercise produces some interesting results which would merit some discussion, here we concentrate on the effect of dummy YEAR_2003.
In the course of arguing for their doctrines, however, they present a loose, yet sophisticated form of consequentialism, an updated version of which would merit critical attention today.
In a statement, a spokesman for the IPCC said: "The outcome of the IPCC assessment is that we are satisfied the matter requires investigation but does not amount to serious corruption or misconduct which would merit an IPCC investigation".
There are other aspects of adherence in the screening 'journey' which would merit future research.
Coventry were also involved in the first round of matches in the Women's Premier League season, which would surely merit a little more promotion from the RFL given that this is also a World Cup year in the women's game, and will offer more evidence of their depth as a club when they send a development team to a Midlands festival in Redditch this weekend.
But Mr. Tobin was convicted on the other charges, and his lawyers protested that the 37-month prison sentence was unduly harsh for the offenses, which would have merited only a light fine in an American court.
But these were cartoonists, and therefore unworthy of the same level of restraint that a similar event at, say, the Onion -- which mainly runs words -- would merit.
Clinical studies now are needed to determine the indications in which bone augmentation with bone-graft substitutes (BGSs) would merit clinical usage.
We aimed to determine an age threshold above which patients develop a higher risk of CHD and would merit routine statin prescription.
