Sentence examples for a meritocratic system from inspiring English sources
They came through a meritocratic system.
The admissions fraud investigation is just the latest in a string of revelations that have eroded trust in what is portrayed as a meritocratic system.
UK Sport says that its decision was based on a meritocratic system – "Sports that could not demonstrate a trajectory towards medal success had funding withdrawn" – though the situation is reviewed on an annual basis.
New York City has eight specialized high schools whose admission is based entirely on the results of an entrance exam, a meritocratic system that does not consider race or ethnicity.
The very improbability of such an act's happening at such a time — to an assimilated Jew who had mastered a meritocratic system and a city that was the pride and pilothouse of civic rationalism — made it a portent, the moment where Maupassant's world of ambition and pleasure met Kafka's world of inexplicable bureaucratic suffering.
The very improbability of such an act's happening at such a time to an assimilated Jew who had mastered a meritocratic system and a city that was the pride and pilothouse of civic rationalism made it a portent, the moment where Maupassant's world of ambition and pleasure met Kafka's world of inexplicable bureaucratic suffering.
But the success of any meritocratic system depends on being able to measure and assess merit, and grades are one of the most important measures of intellectual merit we have.
On the face of it, it looks like an attempt to bring in a more meritocratic system, akin to the U.S. tenure track.
The desire to concentrate power and influence in the hands of a small circle chokes the dream of a diverse, meritocratic system of social progression.
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Those seeking to defend such tools argue that they free up time for HR departments' charcoal drawing classes and – as an afterthought – that they eliminate human bias and create a more meritocratic system.
