"And there needs to be a recognition of merit performance".
"Recognition of Merit: Its Effect on Pay Equity -- A Reaction," Library Administration and Management Association, New York, 1 July 1986.
Napoleon also accepted the Revolutionary principles of civil equality and equality of opportunity, meaning the recognition of merit.
Last week, he said Mr. Dermouche's appointment upheld "a fundamental republican principle -- that top civil service appointments are based on the recognition of merit, whatever the origins of the persons involved".
PASOK established the National Health System and poured money into education but it also undermined the gains by destroying any semblance of hierarchy, accountability and recognition of merit in the public sector.
His nomination by acclamation, as columnist Eugene Robinson noted, "implied an acceptance of leadership, a recognition of merit" that transcended race.
A reward is supposed to be a good thing — a token of appreciation, a recognition of merit.
With this tutelage came recognitions of merit, badges for woodcraft, campsite cleanliness, bravery, animal friendship.
As a corrective, Buckley proposed eliminating the "superstition" of academic freedom, turning control of the curriculum over to the university's trustees, firing any professor whose views they disapproved of, and reviving the school's original "mission" to instill a "belief in God, and a recognition of the merits of our economic system".
I also have a feeling that we are in danger of converting voters into customers - democracy is not just a market recognition of the merits of a product". Whatever you feel, online voting is on the way and poses fundamental questions about the future of politics.
It is also likely that the growing recognition of the merits of Newton's physics cemented a belief that space was three-dimensional, homogeneous, isotropic, and to be described as if it was an infinite coordinate grid, thus exemplifying the theorems if not precisely the definitions of the Elements.
