Beginning this year, Howrey's starting pay, $160,000, will match the industry average, but further increases will depend on merit, not seniority.
The new evaluation system "should depend on merit, transparency, peer reviews, and objective measures".
In China's scientific establishment, Xinhua stated, "project support does not depend on merit but on relationships," and "funds are basically unsupervised" by universities once they are doled out by ministries.
The most worrying question he now asked himself was whether professional success in the Ottoman Army would depend on merit or on being an Arab or a Turk.
How splendid if commission appointments depended on merit and not on nationality.
The issue of whether assets should be privatised or nationalised should depend on the merits of individual cases rather than dogma.
But which of the two sides in our excessively divided Court would prevail would depend on the merits of the case, as this fair-minded and non-ideological judge saw it.
Instead, he argues, "the case for greater equality in Hollywood is clear, and doesn't depend on the aesthetic merits of specific movies.
It asserts that the conditions of legal validity do not depend on the moral merits of the norms in question.
For policy level decision making, the viability of allocating resources to infection control programmes would depend on demonstrating the merits between the costs of prevention and the costs of treatment [ 40].
For the same reason, these low-cost signals can be simple, arbitrary thus symbolic and infinitely modifiable utterances or signs, provided they are understood by their intended audience, whose attention and reactions will often depend on the senders' merit.
