Sentence examples for merits of proposition from inspiring English sources
The court should take a narrow approach to the constitutional merits of Proposition 8.
It's been some time since the actual constitutional merits of Proposition 8 have been discussed at the 9th Circuit, so here's a brief update of what to expect.
Our findings reveal that policymakers appeared to have been swayed by the industry's argument, notably the economic merits of their proposition.
What we learn in season five is that institutions aren't concerned with the merits of an initial proposition, that institutions are validated by their responses to the proposition, and also that hierarchies within institutions – including senior public servants – treat institutional responses as opportunities, sometimes as a "career case".
In any case, nonspecialist listeners are given some basis to judge the merits of Ms. Thoene's proposition for themselves and wade knee-deep into a fascinating musicological thicket.
Before the Supreme Court justices turned to the merits of the case on Proposition 8, California's ban on same-sex marriage, they seemed perplexed by a procedural issue: whether the petitioners had legal standing to appeal a lower-court ruling that struck down the ballot measure.
"We continue to believe in the strategic merits of a consumer retail proposition that would bring media content and electronic devices together under one brand.
The news, on the front page of the Times this morning, that dozens of leading Republicans had signed an amicus brief to the Supreme Court in the case of Proposition 8, the California gay-marriage ban, merited the A1 treatment that it received.
By Richard Socarides February 26 ,2013 The news, on the front page of the Times this morning, that dozens of leading Republicans had signed an amicus brief to the Supreme Court in the case of Proposition 8, the California gay-marriage ban, merited the A1 treatment that it received.
Presidential elections and tournament hosting in the world of soccer appear to be seldom won on the merits of a candidate or bidder's proposition.
