They carry the flag for English football and in their attitude and style of play they are worthy standard-bearers.
In recent months a quartet of worthy standard-bearers has emerged to press the claims of disputatiousness over mutual affirmation and self-loathing against self-love.
This is especially true of the need to clamp down on the bonus culture that seems to exist among bankers, particularly as they clearly haven't been performing to a bonus-worthy standard in the first place.
Controlled studies led to the discovery that bloodletting is harmful rather than helpful, and randomized trials of screening mammography would therefore be a worthy gold standard to answer once and for all the question of whether the test saves lives.
Today, says Lawson, the web has a worthy, interoperable standard in HTML5.
For a variety of reasons, not all them worthy by contemporary standards, American immigration policy has always made distinctions by race, ethnicity and socio-economic class.
Mr. Obama spoke, instead, of "engaging the Trans-Pacific Partnership countries with the goal of shaping a regional agreement that will have broad-based membership and the high standards worthy of a 21st-century trade agreement".
Since then, Washington has dictated the TPP agenda and has declared that it will set the "goal of shaping a regional agreement that will have broad-based membership and the high standards worthy of a twenty first century trade agreement".7 This triggered an interregional movement which would have been unlikely to occur otherwise.
To decide whether or not your friends' playlist is worthy of your standards, users can click on any friend in their search results to see what they've been listening to on these services and populate their social radio stream accordingly, listening to and sharing these friend-approved songs as they go.
But if we communicate they're worthy of high standards, they will rise to the occasion.
