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At the heart of his ETP is a pledge to introduce a more meritocratic society.

Fonda has identified a problem that strikes at the heart of the American meritocratic educational ideal.

He recruited young Peruvian MBAs who were working abroad, promising them a meritocratic culture ( "This group has no surname, " he says).

As a historian, however, I cannot let pass unchallenged the characterization of premodern Chinese political culture as "meritocratic. "

When working properly, the mandarinate is meritocratic and imbued with a deep sense of responsibility for the whole country.

Thanks to a meritocratic culture, and the discipline of having some of its stock traded, Petrobras is a leader in deep-sea oil.

I guess. I suppose that a meritocratic elitism is a little better than a purely inherited or wealth-based elitism.

On the face of it, networks are less important in more meritocratic America.

It's an admirable ideal. But how meritocratic was the examination system in its actual practice?

They will be underpinned by Permanent Secretaries and a professional, meritocratic and politically neutral civil service.

The risk tolerance and meritocratic ethos of Silicon Valley financiers provided extraordinary opportunities, especially for foreigners.

But even among the meritocratic elite, the economy's evolution has produced a startling divergence.

My King's was the very incarnation of meritocratic postwar Britain.

comes from defenders of a meritocratic conception.

Progress along the meritocratic path has become measurable from a very early age.

It's only natural that fantastical settings should, at some point, apply those same meritocratic principles to gender.

the defender of a meritocratic conception.

The workplace may be sexist, but the education system is extremely meritocratic.

It's got a different system: meritocratic paternalism.

The Chinese Communist Party, whatever the Marxist rhetoric, is becoming a more meritocratic organization.

MBAs undoubtedly promote meritocratic advance and, in the process, change the social composition of business.

from the standpoint of the meritocratic conception.

Everything you do in a meritocratic society is some kind of test, and there is never a final exam.

The members of today's meritocratic elite are more anxious and insecure.

Cadres in the 78 million strong Chinese Communist Party are increasingly selected according to competitive meritocratic criteria.

Well, what does Rawls think about the meritocratic system?

That leads to the meritocratic system.

It's true that a meritocratic India is a more hopeful India.

But I think it's insane to believe that we will ever make a society that is genuinely meritocratic.

For Mr Czerniak, this matters because it should offer creative types a bigger and more meritocratic platform for getting noticed.

that in a meritocratic system, that even with fair equality of opportunity,

If the case for the meritocratic conception