Sentence examples for equal merit to from inspiring English sources

The regulation under the Equality Act 2010 allows selection panels considering two candidates of equal merit to choose the one from the less well represented background.

But there is nothing, or at least nothing of equal merit, to compare with Yeats's The Celtic Twilight - a conscious attempt to prove that an Irish cultural identity existed long before Anglo-Irish writers graduated from Trinity College Dublin and left Ireland to earn their livings in London.

Cunningham said that while "we would prefer it if this award didn't have to exist – if writing by women was rewarded and valued on its own terms, with equal merit to the way that work written by men is," this was not, unfortunately, the case.

If you want poetry and gardening of equal merit, turn to Emily Dickinson, whose gardens -- poetic and herbaceous -- are the subject of an attractive new book, THE GARDENS OF EMILY DICKINSON (Harvard University, $26.95), by Judith Farr.

Always remember that the difference in EPDs between two animals (being bulls in most cases) is an estimation of the difference in performance of their progeny, provided that they were bred to cows of equal merit and their progeny were subject to the same environmental conditions.

Conservative evangelicals stressed women's equal merit and urged men to lead by servanthood and sacrifice, like Christ himself.Liberals and conservatives note that this theology is more enlightened than the opinion of women expressed by the ancient fathers of the church.

For example, if two hypotheses are of equal merit, it is more efficient to do two trials at Chen-Beckman power rather than to test only one hypothesis at traditional power.

It also suggests that the MoJ should consider introducing "equal merit" provisions for recruiting magistrates to boost diversity – which would allow those from less well-represented backgrounds to be chosen if candidates are of otherwise equal merit.

It will also allow diversity to be considered where two applicants for judicial office are assessed to be of equal merit".

I think the reason is this: when employers scan applications from candidates, and there are several applicants of seemingly equal merit, it's only natural for them to look for reasons to eliminate one or more.

For instance, reviewers may give different scores to papers of equal merit by authors with different personal characteristics (e.g. gender, geographical origin, language, institutional affiliation).