Merits

High-profile work, such as ours, requires each case be treated on its individual merits and case strategies are constantly reviewed and adjusted based on those merits.

He discussed the relative merits of air and steam as working fluids, the merits of various aspects of steam engine design, and even included some ideas of his own regarding possible improvements of the practical nature.

A Federal Capital Territory, FCT, High Court in Gwagwalada, Abuja, on Thursday urged the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, to educate a man, Ndubisi Success, convicted for internet fraud on merits and demerits of fraud.

Also typically, if an item on the consent agenda is discussed or debated by members of the public, it is pulled off the consent agenda and discussed/debated based on its own merits.

Although the focus is on electrification, the merits of synthetic fuel and hydrogen will also be covered.

And while none of them really relished them, they talked about the merits of those.

And yet, while everyone likes Danny Trejo we’re going to bet that very few would buy a video game just because he was in it, and so we must judge the game on its own merits.

Apart from what issues Republicans may have with the merits of the spending, some members have demonstrated they are loathe to support almost anything that advances Biden’s agenda.

As for mediators, they are people who primarily work as facilitators of negotiations between conflicting parties and do not advise on the merits unless in a difficult negotiation, or in case the parties ask them to work out a solution for them.

As much as he was underrated to start the year, Taylor's last season probably merits his exclusion from this list going into next season.

A spokesperson said: "All EU Settlement Scheme applications are carefully considered on their individual merits, on the basis of the evidence provided and in accordance with the immigration rules.

As public confidence in the institution wanes, even some sitting justices have acknowledged the merits of such a move.

As such, is able to stand on its own and be judged on its own merits.

Attorney General Anil Nandlall’s argument before the CCJ was that having not been determined on its merits, the petition could not be appealed.

Before you even consider the technical merits of this monitor, ask yourself where you’re going to put such a monstrosity.

BRICS countries invariably advocate and practice independent foreign policies, said Xi, adding that they always address major international issues based on their merits, making fair remarks and taking fair actions.

But North Wales Live readers were divided on the merits of the move.

De Lima, a fierce critic of former President Rodrigo Duterte, also said she had “no doubt from the very beginning” that she would be cleared in all the cases that the administration of his nemesis “fabricated” against her, citing her merits and innocence.

During the meeting, which will be live streamed on the town council’s YouTube channel, committee members will also review the latest design proposals and consider the merits of the project.

Endearing and hilarious in its portrayal of the hero's inner transformation, proves that crude art style does nothing to conceal the merits of a truly outstanding manga.