Betekenis van:
merit system

merit system
Zelfstandig naamwoord
    • the system of employing and promoting civil servants on the basis of ability

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    Voorbeeldzinnen

    1. Establish a transparent and merit-based system for the evaluation of prosecutors.
    2. Depoliticise the recruitment and career advancement of civil servants and other public agents and introduce a merit-based career system.
    3. Their access to the market at each point in time depends on their ranking in this ‘merit order’, on the system load and on the power supplied by the generation units that have a higher ranking in the merit order.
    4. Implement fully the law on civil servants. Depoliticise the recruitment and career advancement of civil servants and other public agents and introduce a merit-based career system.
    5. Introduce a merit-based career system in order to build an accountable, efficient and professional public administration at central and local level.
    6. Ensure that recruitment and career advancement of civil servants is not subject to political interference, further develop a merit-based career system and implement fully the law on civil servants.
    7. Review the current system of selection, appointment and promotion of judges and prosecutors with a view to ensuring political independence, irremovability of judges and career development based upon merit.
    8. Increase the independence, accountability and transparency of the justice system, including by fostering the constitutional protection of judges, appointing judges and prosecutors on the basis of competitive examinations, establishing merit-based performance evaluation for prosecutors and setting objective rules for allocation of cases to judges.
    9. Power plants are ranked in so-called merit order, ranging from plants with the lowest short-run marginal costs (variable costs of producing electricity including fuel and CO2 costs) to plants with the highest costs. At any one time, plants compete on the basis of their marginal costs and are called to produce according to their ranking in the merit order: hydroelectric plants first, then nuclear, gas, oil, until the output of all the plants called meets demand. The last plant is known as the marginal plant, and its marginal costs set the price of the electricity at this time (the system clearing price).