Meriting

The torture commission in October found that there was “credible evidence of torture” meriting judicial review.

But there were some tasty flashpoints throughout the game that also caught the eye - with just of those meriting a red card in the eyes of ex-referee Madden.

My stuff was right, but they would correct you,” he further argued after being repeatedly interrupted and fact-checked by Muir and Davis, something that was never done against Harris, despite some of her statements meriting verification.

Traisman says specifically of ostracism: “Ostracism was used as a penalty for more disruptive acts than those meriting merely satirical sanctions.

But while sometimes highlighting the disproportionate toll the virus has had on certain racial and ethnic groups, the CDC is being careful not to categorize them as high risk or meriting higher priority for certain health services.

National Security Adviser Meir Ben-Shabbat reportedly recommended that ministers extend the lockdown until Monday, arguing that morbidity rates are not expected to dip to a level meriting reopening the economy before then.

One should never harm the wicked or the good or even animals meriting death.