Sentences with phrase «merit by»

Additionally, soft tissue injuries are often given minimal concern or merit by insurance companies.

This de-taxer scheme based on a so - called «natural person» argument has been found to be without any merit by every court that has examined it.

The filing of a certificate of merit by your Louisville medical malpractice lawyer is one of the early steps in a medical malpractice claim.

The professional reputation and careful screening of civil practice cases for merit by Chicago civil defense attorney professionals promote the involvement of many other professionals, including doctors, physicians, surgeons, medical specialists, nurses, engineers, accident reconstructionists and other industry experts.

Maybe the article in E&E was rubbish, maybe it was Einstein on stilts, one can not judge its merit by knowing nothing about it other than where it was published.

He was named to the Order of Merit by King George VI in 1942.

The PRIZES The Summer Exhibition recognises artists of exceptional merit by awarding prizes.

Finalists are chosen on the basis of artistic merit by an independent jury of established working artists and will live and work at Anderson Ranch for an approximately a 10 - week residency period.

Submissions are judged for their artistic merit by art, museum and cinematic curators from across the world.

She was awarded Silver Medal for Sculpture of Outstanding Merit by the Royal Society of British Sculptors (1994) and the Otto Beit Medal of Sculpture of Outstanding Merit (1997).

Hockney was appointed to the Order of Merit by Queen Elizabeth II in 2012 and has been asked to design a 20 foot by 6 foot stained - glass window for Westminster Abbey in Her Majesty's honor.

All other artist juried into the exhibition will receive an Award of Merit by email after exhibition closes.

The writing is strong enough to present a convincing argument to visit Canberra, which in most Aussies eyes would be a merit by itself.

The Midwestern University Equine and Bovine Center, one of three veterinary facilities that make up the University's Animal Health Institute, has been recognized with an Award of Merit by Engineering News - Record (ENR) Southwest magazine.

Publications, grouped by genre are judged on editorial and design merit by top practitioners in each field.

The ongoing mission of Helicon Nine Editions is to publish books of unswerving quality, editorial excellence, and aesthetic merit by new and established writers - classics of the future, and to promote the authors and their work on a national and regional level; to nurture an interest in literature in a large, diverse audience; to promote literacy and free speech; and to contribute to the quality of cultural life in Kansas, Missouri, and throughout the Midwest.

Any plan that determines merit by absolute achievement levels risks creating an incentive for teachers to leave behind students in low - performing schools or classrooms and head for the higher - performing hills.

He was presented the Citation of Merit by the University of Missouri College of Education Alumni Association in 2010 and the Distinguished Service Award by the American Association of School Administrators in 2014.

Eight percent of the U.S. class of 2015 proved its merit by scoring at the advanced level on the NAEP in math.

The merit these by - the - numbers horror films seeks relies on the last scene.

This only breaks down when it comes to ♦ moderators, which are elected — but again, only by users that have proven their merit by earning at least 150 reputation.

Her allegation, if proved to have merit by detectives, could be considered a first - degree forcible criminal sex act.

The list of his culinary achievements is staggering including Chef of the Year, French Culinary Association in 1986; Chef of the Year, Le Toques Blanche International in 1990; Chevalier in the National Order of Merit by the President of the French Republic in 1994; and a Doctor of Culinary Arts, Honoris Causa, from Johnson & Wales University in 1995.

So when in middle age I come at last to believe that a nation builds up a moral treasury of merit by the sacrifices of its people in war and I begin to worry, like the ancient moralists did, that we grow fat, lazy and contemptible amidst our plenty, I don't have a leg to stand on.

However, he was able to tell them of his own determination never again to offer a «private Mass» — on the principle that the only purpose of such a Mass had to link with the idea that it was a sacrifice one gained merit by offering.

Also, a book I wrote a chapter in, Volume One of the Wikiklesia Project, Voices of the Virtual World, was honored last Wednesday evening in Boston with an Award of Merit by the Society for New Communications Research.

We didn't worry about obtaining «merit» through good works, because we got our merit by grace, free from Jesus, even when we didn't ask.

With an anxiety disorder, you feel general anxiety about life events even when that level of anxiety wouldn't seem merited by others.

Even in the face of these exclusionary agreements that have unreasonably restrained competition, some companies, such as TreeHouse, have fought hard to win market share away from Green Mountain on the merits by offering innovative, quality products at substantially lower prices.

The human person is, first and foremost, rational in nature, and fulfillment lies in fuller knowledge (plus, of course, the love that is merited by every truth one appropriates).

Our eternal life is not earned or merited by us at all.

It is merited by Jalal al - Din Rumi, not because he is a great philosopher, for he scorned philosophy, but because of his great mystical insight.

To thrust aside a work of such sensitivity, honesty, perception, to have canceled out its conspicuous merits by invoking a rigid canon which is itself susceptible to much interpretation, would have been to judge ourselves wilfully blind to the contrasts of beauty and ugliness that underlie human life.

The ACCC wants to ensure competition is on its merits by dealing with exclusionary behaviour, when a business takes steps to prevent competitors entering a market.

The presidency however, promised to give the 2017 budget the urgency it merits by signing it into law immediately it is transmitted to it.

But this year's political process was so damaging, Arzt believes, that its end product - the budget - simply won't be judged on its own merits by voters.

The discussion on how impossible this is to achieve is merited by those looking only to move chairs on the Titanic that is the present book based comparative (How do I rate against others?)

We would not expect all teachers on the maxima to receive a 2 per cent increase: the full uplift should be awarded only where merited by performance.

Red Dead Redemption 2 is already earning its merits by becoming one of the most talked about games of 2018.

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Be careful not to be persuaded on its scientific merits by it's length or seeming erudition — as in the examples I use above, it's very easy to give a superficial psuedo - scientific description of something without it making any actual sense.

Hypothesis, theories, ideas or whatever are merited by the severity of the tests they have stood up to.

Hence a hypothesis, a theory, an idea or whatever is merited by the attempts of falsification it has stood up to.

Ideas are merited by the severity of the tests they are exposed to.

Clearly, a skeptical attitude is valuable to the method, as a theory is corroborated and merited by the severity of the tests it has been exposed to and survived.

If we looked at the problem as purely a question of what response is merited by the state of the science and the economic predictions, we would probably all be on the same page.

- My worthy opponent, you know I relish your motions, but if you think you can avoid a hearing on the merits by petitioning for my brief's dismissal on the grounds of a lack of interest to sue for your affections, I shall govern myself accordingly.

A rent escrow bill would simply require any tenant who withholds rent to pay ongoing monthly rent into a court ordered escrow account until the eviction case is heard on the merits by a judge.

Once we have enough information to guide our investigation, we hit the streets looking for new evidence of innocence which has never been heard on its merits by a judge or jury and then we bring it into court, where we fight to exonerate our client.

The issues before the Court were whether, assuming for present purposes that the allegations made were true, the claims of UK complicity for unlawful detention and mistreatment overseas at the hands of foreign state officials were inadmissible or non-justiciable on their merits by reason of the principles governing state immunity and / or foreign act of state.