Another twitter user criticized Navalny on merits, saying

The rejection was based on a technicality, not the merits of the case.

His work merits the highest praise.

Everybody has his merits and demerits.

The files have been handed over to Moscow s Presnensky District Court for consideration on the merits.

If there are genuine concerns on the merits, that requirement will prove a very high bar.

With all her merits she was not proud.

Censuring Ireland, however, is a dangerous mistake, both on the merits and from a methodological point of view.

During the interval Levin and Pestsov began a discussion on the merits and defects of the Wagnerian tendency in music.

The intellectual and political merits of such an argument are obvious.

His merits, it argues, are primary and his errors secondary.

That is an overwhelming indictment that merits urgent policy action.

In short, QE is what merits concern not its termination.

So far, China s leaders have not seen the merits of abandoning non interference.

There is no absolute yardstick on how to behave in these impossible circumstances, so people must judge every election on its merits.

2. Where the Committee exercises its discretion under paragraph 1 of this article, this does not imply a determination on admissibility or on the merits of the communication.

For one thing, it is still too early to judge the merits of the argument.

Hishamah thinks that while the idea has its merits, it has its flaws, too

There is at the moment a space for a debate on the merits of censorship in Pakistan, and the ridiculousness and futility of Internet filters.

These appointments set a bad precedent, regardless of the merits of the individual members in question.

In assessing America s strength, China follows US debates on the merits of a uni polar or a multi polar world with keen interest.

Given the huge impact of obesity on health care costs, life expectancy, and quality of life, it is a topic that merits urgent attention.

But that is irrelevant to the merits of the case for granting basic rights to the great apes.

But, although Sarkozy may not have sold his party on the merits of George Bush s America, he has softened its once habitual suspicions about the US.

But their debates on the merits of regional trade agreements Bergsten for, Bhagwati against are as heated as each one s disagreements with the authors mentioned above.

And clients will not bring those cases unless they believe that the judges are independent enough to decide cases on the merits, rather than on the basis of bribes or political considerations.

Of course, China merits criticism in many areas of its domestic and foreign policy.

In India, a debate ensued on social media about the merits of sharing graphic photos of the lifeless bodies of two teenage girls hanging from a mango tree.

But Valls remains the only European politician to have highlighted the danger with the sense of urgency that it merits.

Germany appears unconvinced that Romania is ready for Schengen membership and suggests that Romania and Bulgaria be looked at separately, on their own merits.

With the Bank tirelessly preaching the merits of good governance, its failure to adopt democratic principles undercuts its own legitimacy.

And in this particular case I happened to like one of them on the merits of music literacy in schools and I shared it over a social network.

Spijkenisse, a sleepy town outside the gates of Rotterdam, which barely merits a visit, is a special record holder.

Ahn s most obvious merits are his personal history of overcoming severe challenges and his modest demeanor.

But ultimately we need a system of global financial regulation and governance that merits our faith.

So it is probably best to examine the merits of each case separately, looking to precedents and agendas for guidance.

A gold medal signified the sporting abilities and dedication of individual athletes, not the supposed merits of the political system that produced them.

With the economic crisis still hitting the continent hard, the merits of belonging to the European Union is being questioned in many European nations.

After much debating and discussion on the merits of choosing your own clothes, the morality related to saris and so on, Rohini smuggled her own set of kurtas (upper garments) to a discussion club so that the women could wear them.

Whatever the merits and shortcomings of various proposals, these divisions suppressed the bipartisan aspects of the political process and emphasized its zero sum dimension.

If and when Britain votes on joining the Euro, the result will most likely tell us all sorts of things about Tony Blair and about the European Union, but little about the merits of the common currency.

(iii) To promote recognition of the skills, merits and abilities of persons with disabilities, and of their contributions to the workplace and the labour market

On Twitter, Baronova fielded several unserious questions about her nudity, but she also received a number of sincere queries about her political beliefs and the merits of civic activism in Russia today.

But, whatever the merits of this linear economic projection, the term BRICs still makes little sense for long term assessments of global power relations.

There is also another central question that has not yet been granted the attention it merits who should actually take responsibility for the assistance?