Sentence examples for merits of the basic from inspiring English sources

Because of these and other limitations, no case has made it far enough in federal court for a judge to rule on the merits of the basic constitutional questions at stake here.

A clutch of experts are appearing, discussing issues such as the Chinese economy, the Argentinian debt battle, the merits of basic income and the impact of robotics on the world economy.

As discussed below, there are different legal issues on the merits of the claim of privilege, but the basic question of whether the federal courts may intervene in this situation is the same.

Call me na?, but I'd always assumed that hazarding a judgment on the literary merit of books was one of the basic jobs a reviewer might usefully perform.

Faced with a longstanding cultural war over the relative merits of basic research versus applied research, Stelson emphasized the importance of both.

The Thermoelectric figure of merit ZT is the basic criterion for estimating the performance of thermoelectric materials.

Mr. Nelson also has an intriguing redesign of the basic text editor that merits more exposure.

"Our desire is to have all of the basic research funding go to merit-based projects," he says.

It is the purpose of this paper to explore some of the basic considerations for such a plan, in order to understand both its merits and its problems.

And while Weber's argument had some logical merit at one point he compared the idea to the European Union's conversion from many currencies to the euro it essentially ignored some of the basic realities of the handheld market.

They should be judged entirely on the merits of the evidence: myths and stereotypes have no place in a criminal justice system underpinned by basic human rights.