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He retired in May 1934, after a very meritorious career.

If your cause is just and meritorious, you ought to try.

In point of meritorious character, the two things seemed about equal.

She was a meritorious student and won scholarships in school.

He was a meritorious student in his schools and never stood second from Grade 2-10.

Merit alone was not enough, because there were many meritorious young men and women.

He had received two meritorious service awards during his police career.

This is because, if their cases are not meritorious, they will be shipped out of the country.

But what had her mission, however meritorious or inspired, to do with real family life?

"I can think of few demonstrations less meritorious than this one," he said.

It is no defense that the official action was otherwise meritorious.

He later had three days taken off his sentence for meritorious conduct.

It would even have been a religious and meritorious act in the eye of the Prophet.

The policy used by the institution is the "meritorious inclusion".

This is the really meritorious function of the leisure class.

In fact, the president's proposals would affect only meritorious claims.

The school also won the meritorious shield award for the first time.

The department presents a number of medals to its members for meritorious service.

A bar was issued for an additional 20 years of meritorious service.

Meritorious students try to get admission in this college because of its name and fame.

But that pain is widely shared; many meritorious programs are being cut.

This case proved meritorious, and demonstrates the continued need for these cases.

All over town this month, awards for meritorious accomplishment are being given out.

Yet, here were three meritorious dances no one had performed for decades.

He was decorated twice for meritorious service to the country of India.