Chevalier of the National Order of Merit

Professor Amor has been awarded the Order of the Republic, the Order of Educational Merit, the National Human Rights Prize and the Spanish Order of Merit, as well as a number of decorations and academic distinctions from foreign universities and institutions.

He was knighted in 1932, receiving the Order of Merit in 1944 and the Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the British Empire in 1948.

Diversity is a better guarantee of openness than even merit, and openness is the real hallmark of a liberal order.

PRINCETON In Riyadh last March, King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia decorated American Vice President Dick Cheney with the Kingdom s Order of Merit.

He was invested as an Officer in the Order of Military Merit in 1979 and a Commander in the Order in 1988 and has been awarded the Canadian Forces Decoration with three clasps.

On 26 May 2000 he was appointed to the Order of Merit, of which there are only 24 members at any one time, by Queen Elizabeth II.

Merit Al Sayed says

Counsellor (merit), June 1994

Successful students were given certificates of merit.

Second Secretary (merit), December 1981

First Secretary (merit), December 1987

Minister Second Class (merit), June 2000

All these aspects merit keen attention.

In 2010, Syrian president Bashar Al Assad visited the hospital during an official visit to the country and awarded its director, Dr Riad Younis, with the Syrian Order of Merit.

There is some merit to this claim.

The main criterion is merit and qualifications.

The only consideration is qualification and merit.

However, we also recognize the merit of paragraph 24 (b).

Officials are now actively discussing the merit of negative policy rates.

The final selection is based entirely upon merit regardless of gender.

It means rule by those who have merit.

FCN treaties merit special examination as a changing area of international law.

Members of CEB are not quite clear about the merit of this recommendation.

Accordingly, this aspect of the communication should be dismissed for lack of merit.

The following factors merit consideration during the decision process

The name of the 19th century temple translates as the Royal Merit, which refers to the merit of King Mindon for donating 729 stone slabs inscribed with the Tipitaka (the Buddhist canonical text).

Alternatively, this aspect of the communication should also be dismissed as lacking merit.

Scholarships are based on academic performance purely on the basis of open merit.

Surely most of them merit the decree of chastisement so they do not believe .

Surely most of them merit the decree of chastisement so they do not believe .

While such words merit caution, economy fundamentals bear them out.

Assad, Syrian rebels, Americans, Russians, and Arabs all merit criticism.

Lo ! those who merit paradise this day are happily employed ,

Lo ! those who merit paradise this day are happily employed ,

We believe that the proposed measures merit our serious consideration.

The proposal for a standing fund for peacebuilding has merit.

Reforms to patronage systems most often produce bureaucratic merit systems.

Most of these parties are led by political dynasties that prize loyalty over merit.

The constructive proposals in the draft resolution merit the support of the international community.

In particular, ten potential costs associated with such policies merit attention.

The Public Service has provisions to select appointees based on merit'.

The decision to establish child protection task teams also has merit.

We agree that they merit a proper place in our system.

WARSAW One merit of the Berlin Wall was that it made obvious where Europe ended.