Sentence examples for based on merit or from inspiring English sources

Based on merit or a combination of experience and merit.

They almost completely revolve around reform: whether the teachers will agree to the performance standards the city wants; whether teachers who lose their jobs when a school closes can have first dibs on new openings; whether pay should be based on merit or seniority.

But the bigger thing is the cultural disconnect of a system that isn't based on merit or performance where people who do a bad job cannot be fired.

His was not elitism based on merit or "individualism".

Is the art market based on merit or is value completely subjective?

The Post already allows pay increases based on merit (or perhaps when they employed Chris Cillizza, based on traffic), which the proposal from management will not change.

Hearst, then, could not prove likelihood of success based on merits or that irreparable harm would be done to the company without this "drastic remedy," in legal speak.

Pay differences are still allowed based on merit, education or seniority systems.

Ask each college if the gift aid you have been offered is based on merit, need or a combination to determine the likelihood of getting such assistance in later years.

Their statements were about having to do better than men, that progress was not based on merit, about covert or overt discrimination, and about bullying.

The admissions system isn't perfect, but nowadays they work extremely hard to make sure they admit students based on merit, not class or family connections.