Sentence examples for sees merits from inspiring English sources

For this left, anyone who supported the Iraq invasion, or sees merits to it despite the catastrophic Bush-Rumsfeld bungling, is a neocon.

Luker even sees merit in abstinence education.

Federal Nationals MP Mark Coulton also sees merit in reclassification.

Mr. Ross has said he sees merit in assembling a stable of regional Japanese banks.

Pearson sees merit in such a proposal when combined with a declaration of recognition.

More likely, however, China simply sees merit in the old saw that possession is nine-tenths of the law.

But Representative Jeff Flake, the Arizona Republican who is a longtime opponent of earmarks, still sees merit in banning them.

He sees merit in the system in Britain, where the central-bank governor must write a letter to the finance minister when inflation moves outside 1-3%.

And while Narey sees merit in pursuing different commissioning relationships, he advises against commissioning being "simply about exerting financial pressure on providers".

Although he concedes that Hong Kong's film industry was almost killed by bad movies, he still sees merit in its frenetic, on-the-fly culture.

She thinks that the added portfolios and projects might be difficult to judge consistently, but she sees merit in looking at more work than just the test.