Sentence examples for merits of the changes from inspiring English sources

New lines would forfeit any argument that the lines are the product of judicial hands and automatically constitutional, and would probably require hearings on the merits of the changes.

However, the court may not consider the merits of whether the change should be approved.

Mr. Schwarz responded later that he was disappointed by the mayor's comments, saying he wished that Mr. Bloomberg would focus on the merits of the proposed changes instead of on personality issues.

Opinion in Japan is divided on the merits of this change, with 50%, according to a recent Nikkei poll, opposing the new interpretation and 34% supporting it.

Goshen's board of directors and college administrators had debated the merits of this change in policy for years.

The merits of the proposed change are highly dubious – it was rejected when VAT was first introduced in the UK in 1973 – and efforts to deal with these issues often simply give rise to further anomalies.

Representatives for power generation companies, consumers and various other groups will crowd into an air-conditioned meeting room in the William B. Travis Building in Austin to debate the merits of changes to the way the electricity system works.

The merit of applying the change of natural frequencies to detect damage site is its convenient measurement and high accuracy.

The objective of this study was to critically review the merits and drawbacks of the changes proposed in those documents.

The United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit, based in Philadelphia, did not rule on the merits of the 2008 regulatory changes, which made it easier for a single company to own both a station and a newspaper in the same locality.

Indeed, the ultimate question may not be Mr. Bush's feelings about Mr. McCain, or even about the merits of changes in the campaign finance process.