meritocracy

the principle of meritocracy is discordant with claims of inherited worth.

a satire entitled ‘The Rise of the Meritocracy’.

People have a certain kind of "merit" in mind when they speak glowingly of a meritocracy, and that kind of merit tends to run in the family.

People have a certain kind of “merit” in mind when they speak glowingly of a meritocracy, and that kind of merit tends to run in the family.

Singapore is often cited as an example of a meritocracy.

Meritocracy aims to reward individuals based on their abilities and achievements.

Some argue that true meritocracy is difficult to achieve.

Critics of meritocracy claim that it can lead to inequality.

The concept of meritocracy is often debated in political and social contexts.

Meritocracy can be a double-edged sword, promoting fairness for some while disadvantaging others.

Many believe that meritocracy is essential for a thriving society.

In a meritocracy, individuals are judged based on their merit rather than social status.

Meritocracy is often seen as a fair and just system of governance.

The idea of meritocracy has roots in ancient Chinese philosophy.

Now, I thought Britain was supposed to be a meritocracy.

The author's greatest odium, though, is directed at meritocracy.

The message of the meritocracy is you are what you accomplish.

Like other critics of meritocracy, Mr Curran has a point-until you consider the alternatives.

I don't like quotas either; they run counter to my belief in meritocracy, government by the capable.

I wanted to make an idea meritocracy.

When run properly, construction sites are true meritocracies.

This approach led me to create a company with a unique idea meritocracy, operating in a unique way that produced unique successes.

I mean, we like to believe the film industry is a meritocracy, right?

Let us not underestimate what it will take to create that great meritocracy.