| Even though he is born in such a state, the quality of his meritoriousness will not be affected. |
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| The result is a tastier product that commands a higher price on its merits, not just its meritoriousness. |
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| Good works in the sense of meritoriousness are naturally an abomination to God. |
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| With no act having intrinsic worth, the meritoriousness of human behavior was grounded in a covenant between God and the human faithful. |
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| The Hazare movement has since petered out, but its central idea, of the unique meritoriousness of the middle and upper classes of India, remains. |
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| He believed too in the superiority of Greek culture and in the meritoriousness and providential character of the Roman Empire. |
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| Consequently, the court cannot find that the balance of harm tips strongly enough in plaintiff's favor to overcome the lack of meritoriousness the court has found. |
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| He respected the role of the woman in life and attributed the redemption of the Israelites from Egyptian bondage to the meritoriousness of women of that generation. |
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| Legal positivism requires only that it be in virtue of its facticity rather than its meritoriousness that something is law, and that we can describe that facticity without assessing its merits. |
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