Bremer also says he disagrees with Chilcot on the wider merits of invading Iraq, as well as criticism of the decision to remove senior Ba'ath party officials from government posts after the war.
But while the nature of the celebrity involvement can sometimes lead to raised eyebrows, most have not questioned the wider merits of the cause.
The Institute's Simpson, Sharlin, and Bendix fellowships are a vital campus-based source of funding for graduate student research, while the Undergraduate Merit Scholarship offers the only campus-wide merit scholarship for undergraduate research.
With dark, snow-streaked ridges flowing into broad, pebbled beaches, Litchfield is picturesque, but amid the imposing Antarctic landscape the island — not quite three-quarters of a mile long and half a mile wide — hardly merits a second glance.
As a researcher, I am strictly neutral about the wider political merits of EU membership.
His book merits wide readership and will facilitate the growing assimilation of such studies of Russian Empire and Soviet Union into global environmental histories". "I read Knowledge and the Ends of Empire with great interest and enjoyment; it is well-written and solidly researched, with original and intelligent arguments.
Despite their wide use and merits, simulations are generally time consuming.
Similarly, a wealth of patient-centred outcome data is now collected routinely and merits wide dissemination.
This interesting suggestion has not gained wide currency and merits closer scrutiny because it may point to hitherto unexplored intervention strategies.
Rather it is presumed to be the protection of all age groups living in areas where the risk of infection merits wide scale distribution of ITN and is more cost-efficient than other methods of vector control.
Still, it merits wider recognition, as I know of no better aperitif.
