Sentence examples for selection on merit from inspiring English sources

What credentials has she to prove she won selection on merit rather than via her surname?

Some oppose quotas on philosophical grounds, arguing that they subvert selection on merit.

As Lord Adonis, a former Labour education spokesman put it: "Selection on merit has been replaced by selection on money and postcode".

He is reaping the benefits now, his patience while competing with Kyle Walker at Spurs last season rewarded by selection on merit for club and country, and his reputation now established.

The journal aims to maintain and expand its international standing by careful selection on merit of the papers submitted, thus providing a credible ongoing forum for debate and scholarly discourse.

The report recommended that a selection system based on merit similar to one instituted in 1978 by New York State for the Court of Appeals be expanded to the entire judiciary.

Nor is the IMF selection procedure based on merit, but on a longstanding gentlemen's agreement, which decrees that the IMF has to be run by a discarded European politician, while an American must head the World Bank.

The nominations panel is appointed by the prime minister's department and is tasked with conducting a selection process based on merit and providing the communications minister with a shortlist of three candidates for each position.

Most are Chase people, but Mr Harrison insists that selection was purely on merit, and that in areas of overlap the split between Chase and J.P. Morgan was 50 50.

To protect the integrity of their court systems, states need to enact basic reforms: switching from judicial elections, for instance, to the selection of judges on merit, or adopting strict rules that bar judges from ruling in cases involving major financial supporters.

A Conservative spokeswoman said: "We encourage selection of candidates on merit and we encourage as many women as possible to apply".