Sentence examples for some meritocracy from inspiring English sources

The bureaucrats not only reformed China's monstrously inefficient state-owned enterprises, but also introduced some meritocracy to appointments.That mix of political control and market reform has yielded huge benefits.

"You cannot convince me that the increases in the top 1percentt is a return to some meritocracy".

Managers in some meritocracies genuinely believed they hired objectively and therefore did not examine their biases, the report said.

"I believe that, in a meritocracy, some level of income inequality is both inevitable and desirable, as encouragement to those who contribute most to our economic prosperity.

Rather than subordinating Confucian values and institutions to democracy as an a priori dictum, they contain a division of labor, with democracy having priority in some areas and meritocracy in others.

One of the great things about New York and about Vienna at that time was that people mixed: it wasn't 'This person was Jewish, and this person wasn't.' And New York is a meritocracy, although some people have money and some do not".

In a country where age and experience had always been privileged, the Dutchman's strict meritocracy rubbed some people up the wrong way.

Instead of preventing meritocracy, as some people fear, I believe that quotas help promote it by gradually widening the choice of candidates.

Last week Qiushi, the party's main theoretical journal, called on the government to "press ahead with restructuring of the political system .Mr Xi portrays himself as a man of the people and the party still says it represents the masses, but it is not the meritocracy that some Western observers claim (see article).

"It is a meritocracy at some level," Wright acknowledges.

"We are prepared to look at meritocracy and some of the other tweaks that might need to be made to allow that to happen.