meritocracy

英 [,merɪ'tɒkrəsɪ] 美['mɛrɪ'tɑkrəsi]

1. a form of social system in which power goes to those with superior intellects

2. the belief that rulers should be chosen for their superior abilities and not because of their wealth or birth

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

Confucianism and legalism are responsible for creating the world's first meritocracy.: 儒家思想与法家思想是最初的世界政治思想精华.

An efficient administration of justice , meritocracy and good leadership are the reasons for our success.: 法正, 管严与贤人领导、能者办事是新加坡成功之道.

By and large women believe that the workplace is a meritocracy, and it isn't.: 总之,女性相信职场就是能人管理的地方, 或许也不一定.

Low - level management employees in the irresponsible, the only pro is not a meritocracy.: 中低层管理人员对员工不负责任, 唯亲是用,不是唯才是用.

Leadership Style: Task - oriented meritocracy: lead by high profile , sometimes autocratic , example ; management by objectives, cheerleaders for success.: 领导方式: 以目标为本的管理模式, 重视成就、表现和效率, 有时会变得专制.

Mike Cavallo , who viewed the allocation process a meritocracy, did end up having some questions, too.: 迈克?卡瓦洛看到资金的分配过程被能人统治着, 他也有一些疑问.

meritocracy 精英领导体制

merit,才能，-cracy,管理，词源同democracy.引申词义精英领导体制。

1. Wealth disparities are corroding Japan's meritocracy and poverty is rising.: 贫富差异腐蚀着日本的实力主义,贫困人口呈上升趋势.

2. An ethos of meritocracy will permeate business ethics and corporate processes.: 任人唯贤的理念将渗透到商业伦理和企业过程中.

3. Confucianism and legalism are responsible for creating the world's first meritocracy.: 儒家思想与法家思想是最初的世界政治思想精华.

meritocracy (n.): coined 1958 by British sociologist Michael Young (1915-2002) and used in title of his book, "The Rise of the Meritocracy"; from merit (n.) + -cracy. Related: Meritocratic.
[Young's book] imagined an elite that got its position not from ancestry, but from test scores and effort. For him, meritocracy was a negative term; his spoof was a warning about the negative consequences of assigning social status based on formal educational qualifications, and showed how excluding from leadership anyone who couldnât jump through the educational hoops would create a new form of discrimination. And thatâs exactly what has happened. [Lani Guinier, interview, "New York Times," Feb. 7, 2015]

复数: meritocracies;形容词: meritocratic;