"I'm opposed to the principle of merit pay, and losing money to a new contract," he said.
Nevertheless, it is likely we would see more women choosing to enter parliament, if the principle of merit was applied more evenly and transparently – particularly within the "old-boys" ranks.
She also said the supreme court had made an exception to the strict appointments principle of merit, since there were always two judges from Scotland and one from Northern Ireland chosen to represent separate jurisdictions within the UK.
Many who are against them argue that easing access to higher education denies the principle of merit that brings excellence to universities.
So apparently the latter usually hardly operates within the terms of the law (Hawley, 1984), e.g. such companies fail to meet such criteria of social justice as proportionality, the principle of merit, and affected social groups (Sadurski, 1984).
Recently, there is a trend away from a model to allocate research funds on the basis of block grants to institutions towards resource allocation based on the principle of merit of individual researchers [7].
Choice is seen as risking politicisation and undermining the principle of merit-based selection.
(2) "That is where the principle of merit-based review was very clearly established and has been followed ever since". Cole argues that, whatever its flaws, peer review has worked.
The selection procedure for access to specialty medical training is based on the constitutional principles of equality, merit and capacity for public employment.
To break out of this pattern, a regime can attempt to decouple political power from economic ascendancy, freeing up the public and private sectors to operate on principles of efficiency, merit and fairness rather than sociopolitical concerns.
