Sentence examples for overriding merit from inspiring English sources

But the overriding merit of establishing such a committee, rather than a new commission, is that it would be a recognised part of parliamentary procedure, often part of that procedure that leads to the passage of a law.

Mr Schuler's plan has many things to recommend it, but financial simplicity and instant political appeal are not among them.Another recent paper, by Augusto de la Torre of the World Bank and others, agrees with Mr Schuler about the basic overriding merit of dollarisation namely, that it takes property rights seriously, albeit at an economic cost.

The overriding virtue of EBPH is real-world relevance.

The overriding question is whether the old way had merit.

Nagarjuna's overriding theme, however, is the bodhisattva's path to buddhahood and the merit and wisdom that the bodhisattva must accumulate in order to achieve enlightenment.

At that time, it was probably the best such publication in the world, and he had one overriding lesson: Judge books, articles, writings of any kind on their own merits.

Since a cease-fire was announced in March by Mr. Ocalan, pausing a war that has claimed nearly 40,000 lives since it began in 1984, Mr. Karayilan has been holding meetings and conferences with his followers to convince them of the merits of a deal that many of them are reluctant to accept for one overriding reason.

The merits of his argument aside, Norquist's description of the conservative coalition is notable for what it leaves out — voters whose overriding concern is national security.

"That is the overriding statistic.

"What was the overriding question?

The overriding goal: "Pure Color.