deserving of

I found he had done nothing deserving of death, but because he made his appeal to the Emperor I decided to send him to Rome.

She was, however, deserving of very great praise, especially for her care of the little sea-princesses, her grand-daughters.

She was, however, deserving of very great praise, especially for her care of the little sea-princesses, her granddaughters.

I would not consider such a family, as you described, a deserving of Zakat Al-Fitr or of Zakat Al-Mal.

There are times when I feel that I'm least deserving of His comfort and, yet, His comfort surrounds me.

The results of the styling are, although not probably deserving of a styling award, at least better looking! See Figure 4.

They suggest that true objectivity essentially has no moral compass and treats all facts and all viewpoints as equally deserving of respect.

Vladimir Putin, a man of peace? The mind boggles. He is about as deserving of a peace prize as, say, Barack Obama.

The sixth commandment "Thou shalt not kill" is followed in Exodus by an enumeration of various offences deserving of the death penalty.

Precisely what the natures of the emerging values and virtues are or need be is a topic deserving of a major inquiry of its own.

Reading those words, it is difficult to think of anyone more deserving of a medal honoring those who serve the cause of freedom.

she had been astonishingly persistent . so earnest an effort was well deserving of a better reward.

When he takes office he will be considered a "usurper" not deserving of my respect for anything of which he affixes his name.

In the evening, colorful lights illuminate the area and create a shimmering image deserving of the name Pearl of the Orient.

She is as pleasant as punch, but realizes she is not the only one deserving of the prize.

The 22-year-old now hopes to prove he is deserving of a regular place in Arsene Wenger's starting line-up.

This potential disparity could be due in part to inadequate stroke risk factor modification in women and is deserving of further study.

His contribution to the company is deserving of an award.

In bureaucratic circles, some heads will probably roll, though not those most deserving of it.

Lobbyists are not criminals deserving of punishment through the use of the pay-setting executive powers of the president.

Last but not least there is Mother Earth deserving of your loving help, as she too must be ready in time to ascend.

Unlike school, with volunteering you get to pick what really interests you and who (or what) is most deserving of your time.

This is an entirely different type of inflation than price inflation and deserving of its own multi thousand word editorial.

It considered that all the proposals or recommendations made were meritorious and , therefore, deserving of closer consideration .

If you are truly concerned about fairness in the business world, those statistics are far more deserving of your outrage.

It means real transformation, a cultural practice that considers all life a larger community deserving of our solidarity.

So, never underestimate the power of the business presentation and what it says about you as a manager deserving of respect.

Uprooted people are equally deserving of help whether they have crossed an international border or not.

Between the two presidents, however, Sarkozy is surely the leader most deserving of rebuke.

' Nevertheless, he calls the idea 'absolutely brilliant' and deserving of the garish two-foot-tall 'Heroic Failure' trophy .

There will also be books neglected both at their birth and today, but deserving of attention.

The problem deserves the public attention. The problem is deserving of the public attention.

The scribe was a common artisan who was not thought deserving of comfort, let alone swank.

There would be no reason to consider the contributions of the $30 million folks as deserving of special treatment.

I think he's deserving of a promotion because he has brought a lot of profit to the company.

But is the imprimatur of Moody's deserving of so much unquestioning respect?

Minimize harm: Ethical journalists treat sources, subjects and colleagues as human beings deserving of respect.

Here is a proposal, not at all original but deserving of serious public discussion.

Heartfelt words, deserving of a round applause.

Follow the speech below until you are deserving of a world-class English award!

I'm not quite deserving of that title.

It is one thing to attack the stupidity of others, to draw attention to wrong doings, and to lampoon those deserving of it.

Prof Forbes was charged with determining which countries were the most deserving of funds.

This is a star- spangled day, deserving of a gold star on your calendar.

(of): an issue deserving of public attention.

Clearly, you are deserving of compensation, but that is hardly the point.

The poor girl is deserving of sympathy.

Inspiring OR deserving of lament OR regret; deplORable OR pitiable.

He is a president deserving of these times.

Nature is the most pure things are deserving of our treasure!

Deserving of blame or censure as being wrong, evil, improper, or injurious.

Loki: "But a child. " you say? and, as such, deserving of loki's mercy?

In fact, this is a country that is crying out for visitors, and is deserving of them. The locals are unbelievably welcoming to travelers.

And in the unlikely case that you too should blunder in the future, you'll be deserving of the same mercy.

Arousing or deserving of pity or compassion; lamentable.

Many people argue that many animals are deserving of our moral consideration, but why stop there?

The robber is deserving of capital punishment .

They are no more deserving of the share of wealth they've capturedthan oil sheikhs.

The method of optimization is a problem deserving of study .

His efforts are certainly deserving of praise.

Do you see people who get taken advantage of as being weak and deserving of being used?

Do not deceive ourselves, how many people are deserving of our memory?

He is deserving of the praise for his work.

His good conduct is deserving of the highest praise.

So this is really a trend, like you said, it should be deserving of attention.

They are deserving of a game because of their attitude and the way they have gone about their work.

Do you frequently reassure yourself that you are deserving of praise?

Because the valuable life requires us to care, more deserving of our care.

is so tough is that groups 1 and 2 are still deserving of your help.

She is deserving of sympathy.

Allowed to wear six. She was, however, deserving of very great praise,

This is a record that not only deserves respect, but also should ensure that top-flight club deems him deserving of employment.

but sometimes i feel your not deserving of me

Government lawyers like to emphasize the ways in which email could be seen as deserving of less privacy;

Several Technical Problems Deserving of Attention in Popularizing Cable FM Broadcasting

Of course, Visa and Mastercard are as deserving of government support in foreign markets as any metal-bending company;

for being , uh , so deserving of her ire ,

Problems Deserving of Attention in Designing Automatic Control Systems

Hidden Security Problem Deserving of Special Attention in DTV Development

Deserving of, indicating, or incurring censure or dishonor

Some problems deserving of attention in closure process of large-span rigid frame bridge

despicable : deserving of contempt or scorn; vile

Some Issues Deserving of Attention in Design of Modern Tunnel Kiln

adj. deserving of trust, dependable

His good conduct is deserving of high praise

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Yet, it sometimes happens that a person departs his life, who is really deserving of the praise the stone-cutter curves over his bones;