Verbo "to merit" - coniugazione verbi inglesi

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This does not merit such rejoicing.

This whole point has a lot of merit.

All these machinations merit sanctions.

This is an excellent merit.

That does seem to me to merit some examination.

These issues certainly merit closer examination.

That is the greatest merit of the institutions of democracy.

That is the greatest merit of the reports we are discussing.

Openness and appointments based on merit are essential.

The merit of your proposal, though, is that it separates the two.

That is why the recommendations merit serious consideration.

The only merit of this directive is that it looks to the future.

There is merit in the proposal for area payments.

What is exactly the merit of the Advisory and Monitoring Group?

I have to admit that this report already has one merit: it amused me.

This is a good proposal, which has the merit of facilitating monitoring.

I will leave it for others to judge whether they merit that description.

This is its great merit, and not any provision on its reform.

He has raised a number of issues which merit further consideration.

It is what we might call a merit good, a very important term often forgotten.

This proposal has much merit and we will certainly look at it.

That is not because we do not think some of the amendments have merit.

Modern philosophy clearly has the great merit of focusing attention upon man.

However, I should like to raise three points which perhaps merit our attention.

This is a major issue and every proposal has merit.

Of course there are still a number of points that would merit further discussion.

Europe's great merit is to have turned principles into reality.

In Italy, this type of offence does not merit withdrawal of parliamentary immunity.

In the case of the Irrawaddy dolphin, I recognise that the proposal has some merit.

In this regard, the needs of the least developed countries merit particular attention.

The merit of the directive that such proposals aim to achieve is also clear.

Some of the issues raised are much more complex, and merit careful consideration.

I think that this does, nevertheless, merit one and a half minute's explanation.

However, there is a certain difference between these two cases which may merit attention.

There are, however, other aspects of the report that merit detailed discussion.

This approach has the merit of respecting the overall ceilings of the Financial Perspective.

We believe, however, that certain matters have been mentioned which merit further discussion.

These are all questions which merit a clear debate, both here and in all the Member States.

The Commission has the merit of overcoming inactivity and contributing to a political solution.

Hence there is some merit in tightening emission limit values for nitrogen oxides.