Sentence examples for into the merits from inspiring English sources

Then it emerged that a legislator had commissioned research into the merits of breaking the link.

A report, commissioned by the chancellor from Lord Marshall into the merits of an industrial energy tax, recommended the recycling of carbon-tax revenues into environmental protection.The Treasury is still resisting hypothecating mainstream tax revenues.

The judge, who did not delve into the merits of the case, noted that Ms. Cooper had been given a copy of the book in 2009, but had not sued until 2011.

"For a number of years, the one-word essay question had not proved to be a very valuable way of providing insight into the merits of the candidates," said Sir John Vickers, the warden, or head, of the college.

It seems to me that they don't, beyond perhaps the artist's recent inquiry into the merits of working at a larger scale, an inquiry that to me has not been entirely successful.

"What do you like?" That was all the invitation Ms. Gomez needed to launch into the merits and pitfalls of each particular paper, not to mention the underlying message that curly gold ribbon, as opposed to red cord, might send.

Tenured teachers can opt into the merit pay system, if they choose, but they would face the possibility of dismissal because of unsatisfactory evaluations regardless.

Tenured teachers could opt into the merit pay system, but they would face the possibility of dismissal because of unsatisfactory evaluations regardless.

Four final charges made against Bailey must be considered before we close this inquiry into the merit of the claims that Bailey behaved unethically, illegally, or immorally in the production of his book.

In other words, when all the energy that goes into debating the merits of day care is put, instead, into ensuring that day care is of a high quality and available to everyone, then any association between time spent in that care and poor behavior essentially disappears.

In divorce proceedings, too, civil law takes into account the merits of the case and divides assets based on the needs and intentions of both parties.