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As it has never before been published in translation , the same true with Remy de Gourmont 's lesser and decidedly weak " Phocas , " bibliophiles should be thankful that these stories , regardless of their merit , are finally available in English . ” [ 172 ] A mixed-model vision infuses merit with purposive meaning : “ [ W ] hat may count as a qualification for a job is constrained in some way by the aim of preventing people from suffering disadvantage for which they cannot legitimately be held responsible . Sponsored by the Florida Lawyers ' Legal Insurance Corporation , this scholarship is awarded to an FSU law student who has financial need and academic merit with a preference to a student with a demonstrable dedication and interest in legal services . White House officials said several people recommended Kerik and he was chosen on merit , not because of Giuliani . Timmy and others are victim to a very sick system and I really think you have some merit with the point of PRI $ ON $ being operated for profit . The parties agreed to abide by the decision the Court will render on this specific point but to continue with the appeals on the individual merit of the proposed appointments pursuant to subsection 10 ( 2 ) of the Act. Apparently , if the Court were to quash my decision , this would mean that the selections should have been made pursuant to subsection 10 ( 1 ) of the Act , that is , by comparative merit , not individual merit . The selection board re-assessed all the tools used to establish merit with regard to this subfactor , not just the appellant 's answer to question 4 , and found new reasons to conclude that he should be awarded the same score on this subfactor . For those who have been baptized when they could no longer escape death , and have departed this life with all their sins blotted out have not equal merit with those who did not defer death , though it was in their power to do so , but preferred to end their life by confessing Christ , rather than by denying Him to secure an opportunity of baptism . Inevitably , with democratic procedures in place and guiding all governance processes , all decision-making , - - e.g ., in hiring contract faculty and in converting them , - - the role of merit , qualifications , and past and potential contributions to the research and teaching enterprise of the university and to the community beyond the university become the primary consideration .