The phrase "allowing merit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the acceptance or recognition of merit or qualifications in a particular situation.
Example: "The new policy is focused on allowing merit to guide the selection process for promotions."
Alternatives: "recognizing merit" or "acknowledging merit".
The reasons for allowing merits questions to be decided before statutory standing questions do not support allowing merits questions to be decided before Article III questions.
The following year, Christie hired Anderson, who negotiated an innovative contract with the teachers union that allowed merit pay.
"Universities should provide clear and unambiguous guidance without favour on the best preparations for their courses and then allow merit to dictate entry," he added.
The Obama administration's agenda of maximizing dependency involves political favoritism cloaked in the raiment of "economic planning" and "social justice" that somehow produce results superior to what markets produce when freedom allows merit to manifest itself, and incompetence to fail.
He believed firmly in the value of a social and political hierarchy, the importance of maintaining class differences between people.[36] Class differences were in his view both desirable and inevitable: desirable, because they allow merit to rule; and inevitable, because people have more or less merit or talent according to circumstances, temperament and birth.
In a speech last fall, Mr. Bloomberg said he planned to press Albany to pass legislation allowing for merit-based layoffs.
The same poll indicated that voters did favor the health and pension contribution portions of the bill, along with allowing for merit-based increases for public employee pay.
As time goes on, this reaches ever further towards the kind of last-ditch extremism that allows no merit in any aspect of "Europe".
In this connection, I find it interesting that the people who need to be as strong as anyone in the mind department – those charged with ensuring things run as smoothly as a dynamically chaotic game like rugby allows – rarely merit a mention when the big events are being previewed.
What could redeem this is Pronger's intelligence and resume, assets that merit allowing time to see if he can avoid favoring the hand that's feeding him.
