The debate over Maddux's chances at -- and worthiness of -- such an unprecedented feat were put to rest a day before the results were revealed when MLB.com's Ken Gurnick, who currently covers the Los Angeles Dodgers, revealed his polarizing ballot.
No matter the worthiness of the intentions, the use of such techniques would further estrange Asian-Americans, the opposite of what Mr. Lilley hopes.
He fears that he is unworthy of such a designation: If he doubts his own worthiness, how can be up to the task?
What I am suggesting is that the development community as a whole must be more willing to use new yardsticks to assess the worthiness of investments and to measure progress, such as indicators that delineate the empowerment, participation and special vulnerability of certain groups -- especially children.
One of such is https://www.h-net.org/announce/show.cgi ID=207834&keyword=IJTEMT. Know that, on finding a call for paper on such a website which is related to the topic of research of the researcher the researcher must start exploring the appropriateness/worthiness of publishing in that particular journal/conference.
If proven effective, such tests will allow commercial banks to assess the credit worthiness of lower-income individuals who lack collateral and credit.
No! Leaving aside the issue of "declassified," such a response indicates a complete lack of appreciation for the worthiness of kabinett and the importance of context in selecting wines.
Perhaps the movement's greatest value has been in making connections that are often overlooked: challenging the lines drawn between categories such as domestic and stranger violence, and related judgments about the "worthiness" of victims or the importance of cases.
He never questioned the worthiness of the cause.
There's no arguing the worthiness of Williams's work.
Such philosophers argue, for instance, that the moral rights of those affected by an action place constraints on the worthiness of a choice independent of the value of the consequences of that choice.
