Sentence examples for merits of the program from inspiring English sources
"You can come to whatever conclusion you want" about the merits of the program," Mr. Bush said.
Everyone here is worn out.' Another critic suggested that the activities were geared for publicity, 'without figuring the long-term merits of the program.
But the merits of the program were not before her, just access to the Justice Department memos, so her opinion was, in effect, nothing but an interesting read.
The attorney-general George Brandis has told the chamber the High Court's decision did not deal with the merits of the program and did not decide that any other Commonwealth program was invalid.
Two voices in the drone debate — a lawyer at the American Civil Liberties Union and an expert on drone warfare — discuss the merits of the program and whether greater transparency is needed.
"Whatever people think about the merits of the program, we think at a minimum Americans have a right to know under what circumstances the government has the right to impose the death penalty without charge or trial," said Jameel Jaffer, director of the ACLU's National Security Project.
From the start this team made clear that both major orchestras and fledgling ensembles were invited to apply, and that choices would be based on the intrinsic merits of the programs, not the clout of the institutions.
The judge, Earl H. Carroll of Federal District Court, did not rule on the merits of the programs, which have for the past few years allowed participants to enter plea arrangements that provide them closer supervision from probation officers and access to drug treatment programs.
White House Science Adviser Neal Lane praised the study as "a rigorous analytic review" that "validates the strong scientific merit" of the program.
The GEO advisor and student will also discuss the merits of the petition program, as well as the student's academic rationale for requesting the program.
But now critics began to question the merits of the Mars program altogether.
