Sentence examples for merited selection from inspiring English sources

Over the summer there were reports from Wales that Romero was rediscovering some kind of form – she was certainly said to be training hard enough – but when she rode the national time trial championship in early September and recorded only fourth, her chances to show she merited selection for the pursuit squad were becoming more and more limited.

"Those promising youngsters have merited selection.

The last state to abolish all judicial elections and switch to "merit selection" was Utah in 1985.

"I fancy there'll be another 15 players joining us and meriting selection on the basis of what they've done or are capable of doing, so it'll be a tough job to pick only 23.

Tredwell is not even guaranteed a place in England's World Cup team, with the thinking being he may only merit selection on the slower surfaces of New Zealand, where the team plays three first-round games, rather than the quicker, bouncier pitches on offer in Australia.

Group merit selection is founded on penalizing the average BV of a selected subset by increasing the weight on the entire group co-ancestry (measured by co-ancestry coefficient) to reach a desired "status number (N s )" [ 71] which is an approximation of the effective number of parents (N e ) (i.e., measure of diversity).

She has been particularly outspoken in endorsing merit selection, as opposed to election, of state judges.

Some, particularly within the business world, have expressed skepticism about merit selection.

More fundamentally, states should consider switching from elections to merit selection.

The system would include screening of candidates' judicial qualifications, which supporters call "merit selection".

Merit selection is meant to strike a balance between independence and accountability.