Sentence examples for basis of skill from inspiring English sources

The demands of industrialization compel recruitment on the basis of skill, merit, and achievement rather than on the basis of inherited social position and wealth.

Platini still holds to the notion that organised sport is a rich space between chance and regulation – where we admire and pursue success on the basis of skill and craft, not fiduciary duty.

"You want to keep your standards high and hire on the basis of skill.

Under the supervision of Reza Shadmehr, a professor of biomedical engineering and of neuroscience, she has made important discoveries concerning motor memory and the neural basis of skill learning.

This is the basis of skill acquisition.

Relative to its population, Australia grants 13 times as many permanent visas on the basis of skills.

Matthew Hancock, the secretary of state for digital and culture, said the Channel 4 board members had been chosen on the basis of skills and experience.

They should, but they should do it on the basis of skills, productivity, quality and innovation, and not on who can pay the lowest wages.

The 2012 Global Employability Survey, which is being released exclusively in the International Herald Tribune, characterized the ideal young candidate on the basis of skills, personal qualities and the schools they attended.

"We knew that with such a short turnaround, from nothing to a design pod that's built in nine months, we needed people who had at least a basis of skills," says John Mayo, SM '16, project manager for the MIT Hyperloop Team and one of its founding members.

"There's always been a significant portion of Canadian immigration, unlike the United States, that was admitted on the basis of skills and labor force considerations". The percentage of immigrants admitted to Canada based on needed skills has increased from 40% to about 66%, he says.