Sentence examples for merits of the programme from inspiring English sources

But you do not need to take a view on issues such as these, or on the merits of the programme, to think that ignorance and crude populism are a bad basis for censorship or that none of this has anything to do with the government.All in all, it has been a bad week for the censors.

While they declined to assess the scientific merit of the programme, the judges found that Japan's behaviour was inconsistent with a nation solely interested in whale research.

The monarch, the book reminds us more than once, is politically neutral, which may explain why "she visited Kuwait with the Prince of Wales to draw attention to the merits of the government's programme of privatisation".

If and when the oil price falls, public spending will be squeezed again.Whatever the merits of the missions as emergency programmes, they stress quantity over quality.

The voice of the public will be key and they will have their own view about the merits of BBC programmes like Strictly and Sherlock.

Therefore, regulatory authorities should evaluate the merits of selective breeding programmes for the Pan IB allele, or alternatively, genetic incorporation of a rare enzyme allele (Jørstad et al. 1991) into farmed cod strains, to actively monitor escapement and potential impacts on wild populations.

The morning after, I turned on the TV in Los Angeles and, while reading analysis of the dresses in the New York Times, the LA Times and the British press, I was able to flick between – no exaggeration – five TV programmes debating the merits of the dresses.

The sketch-based format means this could sit in the comedy section of the programme, and it's funny enough to merit that.

It was grand, but had the merit of simplicity, and the programme presented a certain fitness to the occasion which one often misses in great public pageants.

The rest of the programme was stunning.

The cost of the programme is £1.4bn.