Use of meritocracy in Sentences. 26 Examples
The examples include meritocracy at the start of sentence, meritocracy at the end of sentence and meritocracy in the middle of sentence
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meritocracy at the end of sentence
- Is Britain a meritocracy?
- He was evidence that the trading floor was a meritocracy.
- Low - level management employees in the irresponsible, the only pro is not a meritocracy.
meritocracy in the middle of sentence
- A global meritocracy is in all our interests.
- However, in a meritocracy, those at the bottom are clearly inferior.
- It's comforting to think that we live in a meritocracy. But we don't.
- Secondly it is a declaration that meritocracy does not operate by default.
- Wealth disparities are corroding Japan's meritocracy and poverty is rising.
- By and large women believe that the workplace is a meritocracy, and it isn't.
- An ethos of meritocracy will permeate business ethics and corporate processes.
- The prime minister claims he wants to create a classless meritocracy in Britain.
- In a meritocracy, talent and ability are efficiently syphoned out of the lower strata.
- But it was possible to turn the critique of meritocracy against the schools themselves.
- The theory assumes the existence of a "meritocracy"?that there is equal opportunity for all.
- The meritocracy that reigned among students thus functioned hardly at all within the faculty.
- But the front row was less confident than the back that the firm was a meritocracy of money-makers.
- Mike Cavallo , who viewed the allocation process a meritocracy, did end up having some questions, too.
- An efficient administration of justice , meritocracy and good leadership are the reasons for our success.
- Members of the upper strata in a meritocracy deserve their position; their privileges are based on merit.
- Traditionally, the middle class has supported meritocracy and upward mobility, more than the elite has done.
- In the collaborative meritocracy, people who are talented enough and committed enough are rightly seen as indispensable.
- And, in a democratic free market society, a multicultural meritocracy is much more palatable than an Episcopalian aristocracy.
- The institutional racism model thus overlaps with an equal opportunities model which demands self-conscious meritocracy in spirit and in procedures.
- Leadership Style: Task - oriented meritocracy: lead by high profile , sometimes autocratic , example ; management by objectives, cheerleaders for success.
- A striver who had flourished in America's nascent meritocracy, Hoover put his faith in solutions that were principled, technocratic, and terribly insufficient to the time.
- The meritocracy is inexorably turning into a matriarchy, and visibly so on many campuses: the heads of Harvard, Princeton, MIT, Brown and the National Defence University are all women.
