Sentence examples for judge the merit of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Berezovsky responded to this question by saying, "You won't have to wait long" to judge the merit of his case.

Instead, he argued, Congress should focus on the vast bulk of the budget that it has already ceded to the administration's control, and should improve the authorization process by which Congressional committees judge the merit of spending items, the appropriations process in which the money is allocated and subsequent oversight.

It may be that there is a brilliant new scheme and a shining new future for the Africa Centre; but if those who currently put on events there, those African organisations based there – and those, like me, who have used, loved and cherished the building – are ignorant of future plans, how can we judge the merit of the proposal?

At least one congressman thinks he is better equipped to judge the merit of research than the world's premier scientists.

The simulation results easily helped us to judge the merit of the proposed FM, FAQM and FS because of their remarkable performance over the traditional non-fuzzy mechanisms.

In the world of technology, the best way to judge the merit of an idea is by the size of the bubble it helps create.

We cannot judge the merits of these.

The ability to judge the merits of particular arguments.

Trade unions have welcomed Gupta's interest but said it is too early to judge the merits of potential bidders.

Not many of us were around in 1888 to judge the merits of AE Stoddart of Blackheath and England against the competing claims of, say, Ireland's Brian O'Driscoll.

Schmidt countered: "Given the serious nature of these allegations, I wanted to ensure that people have the facts so they can judge the merits of the case themselves".