Sentence examples for merits it will from inspiring English sources

She said that if the pipeline is evaluated on its merits, it will ultimately be approved.

If Mr. Summers's statement falls on its merits, it will be because it will be thoroughly investigated and then summarily rejected.

Since it is the responsibility of the High Court to determine the legality of a decision rather than its merits, it will not order a public body to take a certain course of action, but will merely enjoin it to perform its duty in a lawful manner.

While this Court could thus presume irreparable injury based on its finding of probable success on the merits, it will also examine the specific circumstances of this case in order to decide whether allowing ICBP to retain ownership of the domain name "greenproducts.com" during the pendency of litigation would cause irreparable harm to Green Products.

While this Court cannot hear the merits, it will, where the question of jurisdiction was not obviously settled by prior decisions, enforce the limitations of § 266 by an order framed to save appellants their proper remedies.

"Already, the court of appeals will need to worry that if it rules against Judge Robart (as perhaps it should, on the legal merits), it will validate Trump's attack on the judiciary in the public mind," Eric Posner, a law professor at the University of Chicago, wrote on Saturday.

Well, even if the IRB reviews my work on the merits, it'll expedite that review.

If the New York Stock Exchange model has merit, it will prevail competitively.

If the legal case against Dish has merit, it will be decided on the law.

Whatever the lawsuit's merit, it will erode banks' profits and capital and their capacity to lend.

Even if you study hard, you won't get your baccalaureate on merit; it will cost up to $600£41010).