I encourage you to read both documents, and weigh in on the plan's merits.
The plan's merits aside, it would certainly be unethical for you to impose it on her.
Mr. Thain has spent the last week meeting with stock exchange members, in an attempt to convince them of the plan's merits, according to these executives.
"It was a nice idea, but not defensible in current circumstances," said Daniel Gros, the head of the Center for European Policy Studies in Brussels, who took part in one of the meetings with the prime minister to discuss the plan's merits.
Talking again about the license plan's merits, he said, "If we can get the public to focus — forget the rhetoric on both sides — focus on this as just rational policy".
Until Thursday, the government had been steadfast in its insistence on the plan's merits, saying it would bring fairness and transparency to an enormously costly set of perks.
But a segue, some kind of plan, seems merited.
David Voght, managing director of IPD Latin America, an oil consultant in Caracas, said the plan had merit.
Indeed, given the lack of opportunity to acquire control, Kerkorian seems to just be betting that Ford is undervalued and that its turnaround plan has merit.
Much has been made this week of the often-intense dispute between activists and wonks -- progressive reform advocates who think the Democratic plan has merit and is worth passing, and progressive reform advocates who think the Democratic plan is a failure and should be defeated.
The White House publicly pushed for a "grand bargain" that would increase the debt ceiling while reducing the nation's long-term deficits by about $4 trillion, but officials conceded that the McConnell plan had merit as a means of avoiding a potentially disastrous default on the U.S. debt.
