Sentence examples for merit one from inspiring English sources

"I just don't put any merit one way or the other on what he says".

Nine judges score a competition based on two marks: one for technical merit, one for presentation.

He does hold the Order of Merit, one of the very few British honours still untainted by the usual stuff.

I don't want a hagiography I don't merit one, I'm no saint what I want is the truth".

Indeed, the Commission defines "merit" – one of the statutory recruitment principles – as meaning that "the best available person" must be offered the job.

The back-biting is over whether the winner - Weeds in a Changing World (published by the British Crop Protection Council) - is odd enough to merit one of the most prized awards in the trade.

Indeed, the mayor would like the next contract to allow up to 25% of promotions to be "merit " ones, based not on test scores but on leadership potential displayed in some other way.

Even if all are eligible to apply for a superior position and applications are judged fairly on their merits, one might hold that genuine or substantive equality of opportunity requires that all have a genuine opportunity to become qualified.

While each situation should be judged on its own merits, one might hope that we had learned a few things from Iraq.

Instead, she merits one short, and fairly bland, paragraph.

Regardless of their merits one way or the other.