merit system

On first, to make that call, there should be some kind of merit system.

And under my merit system you'll never get a raise.

They had come in because the merit system was a joke.

"But a merit system is set up by those who are strongest."

"Because they stopped running the band on the merit system.

He instituted a merit system in the police and fire departments.

Additionally, a number of private scholarships are given to the best students on a merit system.

The bill proposes to move to a merit system in which points would be assigned for work skills and education.

Install a merit system for hiring and rewarding government workers.

God knows the government needs a comprehensive merit system.

The amendment enacted a merit system for the hiring of city employees.

"Why don't we stop kidding ourselves that what we're doing is a merit system?"

The leagues have long wanted a merit system, but the best they got was the compromise that exists in the current agreement.

McEnroe, though, like all tennis players, has performed on the merit system.

In many countries the policy for the merit system has not yet caught up with these recent advances in education technology.

They are intended as a method to achieve an effective, rational public administration on a merit system.

The badge system was replaced by a merit system in 1928.

The new Perot line: He preferred the merit system in business.

To judge from the handouts he slipped some of them, the tigers worked on a merit system.

As such, it had a merit system of enrollment requiring students to compete in an open application process.

It did spark interest in the merit system, and many of its civil service reform proposals were adopted by several states.

Employees are rated on a merit system, not on longevity.

The Act codified the merit system principles governing the federal workforce.

All were related to the merit system investigation.

He was an effective advocate of civil service reform and introduced a merit system for appointees.