Sentence examples for meritocracy making from inspiring English sources

In part, busyness is a matter of economics: it has to do with bosses driving workers harder (or admissions committees asking more of applicants), and with the forces of meritocracy making life more competitive.

All these and its firm practice of meritocracy make it a rare gem in the region for business ventures.

But his commitment to meritocracy made him more ready to accept able Jews as students and faculty".

Suddenly it was the whiz kids of the meritocracy who made the rules in corporate life, to the point where a pet cockatoo or a water gun at the office might be surer signs of status than a mahogany desk.

Infrastructure is the bloodstream of an economy; if powerful established players controlled roads, telephone lines, and Internet cables, they could favor the highest bidder at the expense of the savvy entrepreneur, choking off the meritocracy that makes market economies so innovative.

Let's move to a pay-for-performance meritocracy and make promoting high-achieving men and women a top priority.

She boldly decided to approach the world as a meritocracy, and she made good.

The party's candidate list also includes Michael's son, Tal, who's standing in North Wales: a one-man advert for meritocracy, pledged to make sure local people and police "are working together to solve problems" (who writes this stuff?).

In a national academic system marked by elitism and meritocracy, these students made it into Tsinghua because they finished No. 1 or No. 2 in their high schools, not because of family connections.

He has long talked of promoting meritocracy, ending dynastic privilege and making Congress the first party to have internal democracy.

In essence, he is making the case for meritocracy.Merit is a fine principle.