Sentence examples for merit in reaching from inspiring English sources

Structured questionnaires, audio tapes, observations and interviews with the participants confirm the method's merit in reaching a shared view and consensus for safety aspects in infrastructure planning.

Sheppard's victory in Bratislava means she joins Richard Kruse (men's foil) in reaching the Games on merit.

In reaching its conclusion the court must deliberate on the competing merits of these two parties and decide which is better supported.

In 2012, this competition was extended to include Argentina, a country whose impressive performances in international games (especially in reaching the third place in the 2007 Rugby World Cup) was deemed to merit inclusion in the competition.

The perfect absorber can be operated as a refractive index sensor with a sensitivity of around 425 nm/RIU and the figure of merit (FOM) reaching 233.5, which greatly improves the accuracy of the plasmonic sensors in visible region.

"I hope to restore the public prestige and trust in the N.E.A. by promoting programs of indisputable merit aimed at reaching all Americans," Mr. Gioia said.

After finishing 117th in the 2002 Volvo Order of Merit, he reached 500 events on the European Tour International Schedule during the Volvo PGA Championship 2002.

Mr. Obama announced the first significant shift in American relations with Myanmar in decades during his trip to Asia this month, citing "flickers of progress" that merited reaching out.

The pension plan — part of the merit-pay agreement reached in October by the Bloomberg administration and the teachers' union — moved through the Legislature last week at an unusually fast pace for a proposal so significant and costly.

But other officials "saw merit in accumulating further information before reaching a decision," according to the minutes.

The minutes of the most recent meeting of the Federal Open Market Committee, released at midday, showed that some Fed officials "consider it appropriate to take action soon," while others "saw merit in accumulating further information before reaching a decision".