What counts is ability and merit combined with the skills to debate fiercely in parliament and stem tears in a surgery.
"After such a landmark judicial verdict, my failed legal action ensures that anonymous suits and skirts, who control the media, numerous other businesses and the public sector, will now enjoy complete freedom to replace older employees whatever their unimpaired ability and merit," he said.
If not, they have only their lack of ability, effort and merit to blame.
One of the studies [ 60] is frequently cited as supporting the idea that prenatal testosterone exposure influences spatial ability, and so it merits a closer look.
The present state of application of the materials is still largely in the academic domain but increasingly, new structures with the necessary proton conducting ability and stability to merit further development as membranes are being reported.
"He promoted and appointed people based on merit, ability and performance".
The last sentence invoking merit, ability, and aptitude is a near-textbook definition of meritocracy.
Similarly, we had to group schools according to the categories provided by UCAS, and each group will contain institutions and students of varying standards and abilities, which merits further investigation.
The perception of a positive impact on "state of health", "ability to work" and "pruritus" is interesting and merits further investigation.
A Nottinghamshire spokesperson said: "Players at Trent Bridge are judged on merit and ability, and should any potential player possess the qualities that Mick Newell would like then they will be considered.
