Sentence examples for toward merit from inspiring English sources

But this year, it will tip the balance toward merit, with 60percentt.

"Many universities had been moving aid away from need and toward merit," Mr. Moeser says.

But over the last two decades, colleges and universities, and the states and the federal government, have been shifting financial aid away from need and toward merit.

Unlike those in D1 and D2, D3 programs may not award athletics scholarships, or grant any credit toward "merit" scholarship awards due to participation in high school sports.

And of course to go along with all of these slaps in the face to classroom teachers, the move toward merit pay continues.

The hope of better living in the future, for instance in terms of gaining material good, contradicts the traditional path toward merit in the afterlife (Pfanner & Ingersoll, 1962).

"Time to begin moving toward a merit based immigration system, one that admits people who are skilled, who want to work, who will contribute to our society," Trump said.

This points toward the merit of quantitative plantar pressure measurement for diabetic foot screening.

In his address, he spoke about reform mostly in terms of exclusion moving toward a "merit-based" system rather than the one currently in place, which is focussed on families.

So whether it is a gradual shift from loyalty-based giving toward more merit-based giving or using new technologies to track and compare nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) and lower foundation costs–a profound gain in philanthropic productivity is under way across the do-good universe.

Teachers are reportedly angered by the CPS's proposal to move toward a merit-based pay model where raises are based upon a new evaluation system based heavily on student growth, including their test scores, according to the Sun-Times.