It is one of the merits of this book that it lets the facts speak for themselves.
Thanks to Mr Mbeki's deft backroom manoeuvring, the unions are being persuaded of the merits of private ownership.
Ten years of Maoist insurgency have made many Nepalis more assertive and convinced some of the merits of political violence.
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Whatever one may think of the merits of female careerism, how exactly is Jones's message "the opposite" of Sandberg's and Zeithaml's?
First, controversially, it is granting asylum to the 10, 000-odd who applied before July 1993, regardless of the merits of their cases.
During the course of debate over ratifying New START, several defenses and critiques of the merits of the treaty were articulated.
The latest round of meddling does not so far signal a more decisive rejection of the merits of independent central banks.
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Outside economists will be the judge of the merits of the program.
In the US, regulators have been persuaded of the merits of this approach because they have seen the positive outcomes for older people.
He says their most important allies are black state legislators who do not have to be persuaded of the merits of anti-discrimination laws.
But Morelli hinted that, as long as he and Kubica can be reassured of the merits of Renault's decision, he would honour his contract.
"People are seeing more of the merits of sharing, " he said.
Instead of being persuaded of the merits of tax reform, Americans will merely be reminded that the Republican Party is in a state of chaos.
As Lula's first finance minister he was credited with reinventing the former trade-unionist along more centrist lines and persuading him of the merits of fiscal responsibility.
In conclusion, Mr. Chairman, I am pleased to congratulate the Bush Administration for conducting, albeit belatedly, a serious review of the merits of the FS-X agreement.
Although many remain skeptical of the merits of IFRS, those most familiar with the standards are very confident of the level of disclosures and prospects for early adopters.
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They were much less convinced of the merits of a new round and they skilfully and stubbornly held out until there was enough on the table to persuade them to go ahead.
I'm looking forward to a constructive debate in the years ahead, and most importantly to effective negotiation with our European partners to persuade them of the merits of our case.
In this case, regardless of the merits of the piece or the valid observations contained therein, Kotaku has failed to adequately express the nature of the content with its headline.
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As well as proving the financial viability of its plans, Hafren Power also has to convince environmental groups of the merits of building such a large structure in the Severn Estuary.
It hopes that greater awareness of the merits of potatoes will contribute to the achievement of its Millennium Development Goals, by helping to alleviate poverty, improve food security and promote economic development.
But independent of the merits of any claims current or future, Facebook is just too tempting a target for consumer groups, ambitious attorneys, and government agencies looking to advance their agendas and careers.
One of the merits of the book is that it makes it abundantly clear how the language of negotiators from both the rich and emerging worlds often masks hypocritical pandering to special groups.
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Could it be that the Navy's official stance on LOST is less an accurate indication of the merits of that treaty than a measure of the increasingly parlous state of the Nation's sea service?
And we've been persuaded of the merits of financial intermediation, so much so that we think we're investing when we buy the second-hand stock of a company that has been in issue for many years.
One of the merits of this exhibition is that it displays a number of works that have never been seen together before, allowing for comparison and a clear sense of the development of Guardi's increasingly personal style.
Companies argue that with the stakes literally in the billions of dollars, they cannot afford to take such a class action to trial and must settle with the attorneys, regardless of the merits of the case.
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Given that Town were hammered 7-0 at Chelsea in the FA Cup on Sunday and the Gunners will be wary of the merits of Championship sides after their serious FA Cup scare against Leeds on Saturday, it could make for painful viewing.
"We have now thoroughly examined the case that we have and we are convinced of the merits of our case, and the expectation that we will have a success to get the outcome we want - which is a regrade for students, " he said.
Subsequently, in private conversations, he admitted the real reason: It was not that he was unpersuaded of the merits of the case but was simply determined to prevent the United States from having an excuse to pursue a President Reagan's Strategic Defense Initiative, to which he from the political Right and virtually everyone on the European Left vehemently objected.
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