Sentence examples for merits representation from inspiring English sources

With the government running a $2 trillion deficit and inflation a long term threat, Dickson says gold also merits representation in investment portfolios.

He owns nearly 20 percent of the book retailer and merits board representation.

We need fresh faces"—and that his appointments will be based on "merit, inclusion, representation and gender".

We're equal partners in life and governance now, and we merit equal representation, good traits and bad, warts and all.

Legal proceedings serve in effect as "agonistic fields" (Latour and Woolgar 1986) or fields of contestation, in which experts debate the merits of competing representations and the techniques that produced them.

The mental representation problem merits a genuine response, and it merits a response whether one has naturalistic aims or not.

Mr. Hayes said as a result of speeding up elections, "many employers and employees will be deprived of meaningful opportunity to express lawful views about the merits of collective bargaining representation".

If polarization happens first among the electorate, and only later in Congress, then voters are driving it, in which case it might merit another, better name: "representation".

The study described in this paper sets out to investigate the merits of knowledge mapping representations as an adjunct to or replacement for threaded discussion in problem solving by asynchronously communicating dyads.

It is as though test scores, perfect grades and participation in the world of extra-curricular privilege are an absolute representation of merit.

Established in 1957, the Miles Franklin award commends Australian authors for novels of literary merit that feature representations of Australian life.