Sentence examples for merit of any from inspiring English sources

The panel also called for the creation of a national advisory committee of researchers, ethicists and others to "evaluate the technical merit" of any proposed human embryonic stem cell studies, and then approve or reject the work.

The group should include leading experts in the most current scientific knowledge relevant to stem cell research who can evaluate the technical merit of any proposed research on human embryonic stem cells.

Very few education secretaries have been terribly interested in it – possibly because most of them sailed through their own academic studies and struggle to see the merit of any alternative.

The merit of any moment in San Francisco could be measured by a simple question: was the beauty of the city outweighing its annoying citizens?" But the success of Kobek's bleak book is a story of hope and entrepreneurial pluck.

I'm not going to argue about the merit of any specific post here.

A cause and effect methodology led to a relatively value-free approach to economic science, in which Cantillon was uninterested in the merit of any particular economic action or phenomenon, focusing rather on the explanation of relationships.

The NAO denies any suggestion that it could question the merits of any editorial or creative judgment at the BBC.

Hence the harmonic merits of any tuning system depend on the way fifths, major thirds, and major sixths are tuned.

But without getting into the aesthetic merits of any individual film, it is possible to defend redundancy on noneconomic grounds.

The report offers no view on this set up, or on the relative merits of any patterns of organisation.

Their point is that, regardless of the intrinsic merits of any of these shifts, individual attitudes toward them often change with the political climate.