Sentence examples for merit efforts from inspiring English sources

In 1969, the South African Cricket Board of Control (SACBOC) announced that future teams would be racially integrated and selected purely on merit; efforts duly began to allow all races to compete against each other and share facilities.

Second, while aḥwāl denote a gratuitous favour of God, maqāms are granted solely on merit and efforts.

He now says that the causes and extent of global warming are too uncertain to merit expensive efforts to fight it, especially in such grim economic times.

Yet in pure strategic terms Syria has not seemed important enough to merit big efforts to topple Mr Assad or to ensure his replacement by a government friendlier to America.

Dissecting the relative importance of each cell source and cytokine are studies which merit further efforts.

The causes of high under-five mortality in resource poor settings are complex and merit concerted efforts to clarify their implications to improve child survival.

Although it is hard to know the extent to which the results are sensitive to the specific geographic boundaries chosen (the modifiable areal unit problem) (Openshaw 1983), our findings suggest that there are pockets of isolated, vulnerable communities throughout Brisbane that merit targeted efforts to mitigate the negative health impacts of heat.

First we all endorse model A, then model B is cast in opposition to it, then it is accepted that both have merit, but efforts are made to quantify their relative applicabilities-with A-ists and B-ists each trying to bias the results in their favor.

No cause could better merit this effort.

"Work, effort, merit", a campaign slogan, rang out from Mr Sarkozy's investiture speech.

Low-active participants in particular reported that it was important that such rewards were provided on the merit of effort and not just to those who excelled at particular sports: "You got points for putting the effort into it, like even if you're not the best person that you still tried your best.