Sentence examples for merits based on from inspiring English sources
Every appeal is considered with due process on its individual merits, based on the particular circumstances of the case".
"Our view is that the board members should make these decisions on the merits, based on the financial information that is available to them," Ms. Buchan said.
Yet only a paragraph later, he quotes a "lawyer who worked in the Justice Department in Washington at the time," who was actually involved in the decision, saying it was made "on the merits," based on market definition.
He added: "We treat each case on its own merits, based on the structure of an organisation, its governance and the activities it undertakes – as well as the countries and territories in which it operates".
But, he added, "as the 180,000 pages of documents that the Department of Energy turned over to the committee indicate, the department's decisions about this loan were made on the merits, based on extensive review by the experts in the loan program — and nothing in this Republican committee memo changes that".
(7) I hope that readers will read both books and compare their merits based on evidence and experience.
Evaluative self-respect, in contrast, has to do with acquired worth, merit, based on the quality of one's character and conduct.
One can lament this "progress" of modern democratic politics, away from rewarding real merit based on past achievement, toward a present-oriented shallowness and a future-oriented wishfulness.
Finally, Lowell — and his counterparts at Yale and Princeton — realized that if a definition of merit based on academic prowess was leading to the wrong kind of student, the solution was to change the definition of merit.
A recent study of research-doctorate programs published by the National Research Council, the research arm of the National Academy of Sciences, provides analysis based on data from more than twenty categories and criteria of merit based on faculty input.
A DfE spokesperson says: "Members of our expert panels are appointed on merit based on the breadth of skills and experience they can bring … but we know there is more to do".
