American & British Police Administrators 
....
Merit, for the
British, with respect to experience, however, is evaluated on the basis of proven administrative and leadership experience, as opposed to years ....
(4659
19
)
OUTCOME OF WAR OF INDEPENDENCE
.... There is considerable
merit to the argument that political and military blunders by the
British played a major role in determining the outcome of the ....
(2174
9
)
Radio and Newscasts
.... However, unlike
British and American broadcasting companies, they were interested in the short .... to report each development as well as to gauge the
merit of each ....
(1701
7
)
History of the Bill of Rights
.... classes to which they had become so accustomed under the yoke of the
British. .... Although these points were not without
merit, they failed to take into account ....
(1940
8
)
Religion in the American Revolutionary Era
.... In contrast, news of such impact would
merit a special edition of .... Newspaper reports had recently circulated about the
British Parliament's establishment of the ....
(2596
10
)
Contributions of the Miami Indians
.... Indians felt betrayed because they had fought with the
British, side by .... the hypothesis that no treaty was sufficiently objectionable to
merit their resistance ....
(2618
10
)
History of the Miami Indians
.... Indians felt betrayed because they had fought with the
British, side by .... the hypothesis that no treaty was sufficiently objectionable to
merit their resistance ....
(2618
10
)
Reorganizing Government: A Debate
.... that the
merit system for the civil service emerged. The Pendleton Act defined the nature of this new system. There was also a change from the
British system ....
(2290
9
)
Media Coverage Olympics
.... is biased in its 2002 Olympics coverage is so much complaining without
merit. .... However, only the
British Broadcasting System's (BBC) site is value-neutral, with ....
(1777
7
)
Pan-Arabism
.... or as difficult to distinguish from each other) so as to
merit a single .... the prevention of the Jewish minority in Palestine at the time a
British mandate from ....
(3595
14
)
INTERNATIONAL BANKING IN KUWAIT
.... After acquiring the
British bank, the Kuwaiti government enacted the law preventing .... from consuming out of present income is not sufficient to
merit a financial ....
(2939
12
)
MONEY AS A MOTIVATOR
.... Performing for pay: The effects of
merit pay on motivation.
British Journal of Industrial Relations, 32(2), 243-261. Maslow, AH (1954). ....
(2467
10
)
Alternative Models of Higher Education
.... a discussion comparing Central American Education to United States and
British models of .... to higher education for all people based on academic
merit (Eckel, 2002 ....
(3200
13
)
Fictional Account of Diary of Ayn Rand
.... this invaluable precept in the science of politics, he has the
merit at least .... tried to argue why the American Constitution had to be better than the
British. ....
(799
3
)
Public Administration and Politics This paper wi
.... American bureaucracies were brought under the model of the
British system, to a certain extent. Hiring and promotion were to be based upon
merit and dismissals ....
(1556
6
)
The Road from Coorain
.... encounter with biased accounts of Australian native lands and peoples,
British accounts, may .... stupid as to expect that I could, by some special
merit, leap over ....
(3046
12
)
Political Institutions in Japan & Australia
.... Emperor was comparable to that of the contemporary
British monarchy; certainly .... Taisho liberals anticipated a new society combining
merit, freedom, participation ....
(5017
20
)
Canada's Identity Problem
.... at the same time exhibiting a pronounced tendency to ape the
British-imported upper .... upper-class pretensions and belief in their own abilities to rise by
merit. ....
(1900
8
)
The Federalist Papers
.... a free constitution that Gibbon has in mind is plainly the
British constitution in .... to nothing under despotism: "the distinctions of personal
merit and influence ....
(2174
9
)
The Federalist Papers
.... a free constitution that Gibbon has in mind is plainly the
British constitution in .... to nothing under despotism: "the distinctions of personal
merit and influence ....
(2149
9
)
Objective of The Federalist
.... a free constitution that Gibbon has in mind is plainly the
British constitution in .... to nothing under despotism: "the distinctions of personal
merit and influence ....
(2174
9
)
Political Parties Foreign & Domestic
.... five percent of the national vote, the percentage needed to
merit federal funding .... The fact that the
British Constitution is contained within no single document ....
(2344
9
)
Private School vs. Public School Education
.... Ballou, D., & Podgursky, M. (1993). Teachers' attitudes toward
merit pay: Examining conventional wisdom. ....
British Educational Research Journal, 24(4), 461-482. ....
(2455
10
)
Liberal Defenses of Hierarchy in Education
.... that those who do not succeed do so because of their own lack of
merit. .... Coard's chapter is written from a
British educational system point of view, but his ....
(2825
11
)
Benjamin West & Thomas Eakins
.... that the current show "provided the very first opportunity for a
British audience to .... audience, the painter "never lost his awareness of his own
merit, or his ....
(2617
10
)
Understanding Nature & Ecology
.... for diverse groups if these principles are cited as
merit-worthy and .... The
British economist, Nicholas Pigou, observed in his 1920 publication, The Economics of ....
(2979
12
)
Literature Review of TQM in an Organization REVIEW OF THE ...
.... of pride of workmanship, including the annual rating or
merit system. .... MacKenzie, Leadership (Vancouver,
British Columbia: North Coast Publishing Co., 1988), 57 ....
(3423
14
)
The Princess of Cleves
.... late 1681 or early 1682 during the Restoration period of the
British theater and .... remains true today: 'no English playwright of anything like his
merit has been ....
(3009
12
)
Qualitative Research
.... The reader must always evaluate the scientific
merit, strengths and weaknesses .... Qualitative research in systematic reviews",
British Medical Journal, vol.32, iss ....
(1921
8
)
Iraqi Invasion of Kuwait
.... There might, indeed, well be
merit (or might not be) to the Iraqi .... that Stalinist Russia had committed notorious excesses, but that the
British and Americans ....
(5471
22
)
