"Given the economy, we thought that more students not eligible for need-based financial aid from Yale might accept merit scholarships offered by a number of excellent colleges".
Belatedly, after retaining an external market research firm, the company accepted the merits of the change agent strategy.
"We're trying to bring the state of the art and demonstrate it here in America". But many traffic engineers, even if they accept the merits of the improved British version, say they are reluctant to experiment with such unfamiliar concepts, especially in today's litigious society.
The NDIA said it "accepts the merit" of each of the ombudsman's 20 recommendations and had already begun work on improving its handling of reviews.
Here is the letter, which was signed by 20 academics… We are disappointed that the Guardian now appears to accept the "merit" of the new system of press self-regulation being proposed by David Hunt of the Press Complaints Commission and Guy Black of the Telegraph.
He also argues Labor should accept the merit of free trade agreements, such as the pact with South Korea, not as an article of faith left over from the Hawke/Keating economic policy orthodoxy, which favoured trade liberalisation – but for contemporary reasons.
Air source heat pump (ASHP) technology is widely accepted for the merits of energy-saving and environmental protection, and has been served as the heating and cooling source in most part of China.
Variation tendencies and the variation of the common accepted Figure of Merit (FOM) curve with temperature in different optical scenarios were also studied.
The solution to determining relative merit lies in developing a well-documented, generally accepted weight-of-evidence scheme to evaluate both peer-reviewed and GLP information used in regulatory decision making where both merit and specific relevance inform the process.
The solution lies in developing a well-documented, generally accepted weight-of-evidence scheme that is designed to compare, contrast, and evaluate both peer-reviewed and GLP information and to determine relative merit and general validity.
On September 12th Mervyn King, Mr Dodge's counterpart at the Bank of England, also appeared sceptical of the merits of accepting a broad array of assets as collateral, unless the situation gets much worse.
