Sentence examples for merits of changing from inspiring English sources

Updated at 11.57am GMT 11.45am GMT Carney confirms he has spoken to chancellor George Osborne about the merits of changing the BoE's remit.

IT WOULD be hard to find a more absurd exercise than the government's draft 98-page assessment of the merits of changing the regulations about ear tags for sheep and goats.

This deliberate self-awareness is threaded throughout her conversation: she talks about the merits of changing one's mind, the steepness of her learning curve and growing in the job.

Opponents of electoral reform are being told that they should vote against it during a referendum campaign, rather than in today's vote, which is only on the principle of holding a referendum and not on the merits of changing the voting system.

Additionally, the merits of changing the tension and pressure after forming are discussed.

Consideration should be given to the merit of changing the current BCSP algorithm to address possible inequalities in detection of CRC risk (such as with 4-0-0 result).

Powers to set national speed limits across Wales are also proposed, together with a promise to consider the merits of devolving Air Passenger Duty and the option of changing the assembly's name to Welsh Parliament.

Still, in terms of changing our perception towards body types, it has merit.

The results of this study are of theoretical and practical merits in terms of management of water resources and also irrigated agriculture under influences of changing climate.

However, two conspicuous aspects of our results have not been highlighted in earlier studies and merit further discussion; the participants concern with cost issues and their predominantly positive view of changing evidence.

No way of changing bills.