I'd like to get some educated,
objective opinions on my situation to see if this is a terrible idea or not.
Every year I try to take a step back and form
an objective opinion on the season that has just finished for Arsenal and also form some expectations for the season ahead.
But unfortunately every voting system is based on one axiom: That the voters are smart enough to form
an objective opinion on each candidate.
Maybe, but it's also perfectly plausible that people who have less emotional capital invested in the result are forming a more
objective opinion on the likely outcome.»
Experts also have an obligation to the court and to their own professional integrity to give
an objective opinion on the case.
If you wait for the last days you can have the most
objective opinion on whether the ICO will go as planned or if it's a waste of time.
When someone else gives
their objective opinion on the issue, sometimes we are able to accept it and take the necessary actions to remedy the situation.
When a marriage counselor views the problem, the couple get
an objective opinion on the conflict which allows them to properly examine the issue and fix it and also understand the relationship better.
Not exact matches
In reply to your comment that, «each [account] has their own investment
objectives and time lines, so in my
opinion should be treated separately,» I'd make the case that you may be able to save some money
on taxes by considering your taxable accts and retirement accts as one portfolio.
With so much air - time to fill, pundits and commentators
on networks like Fox News and MSNBC spend hours hashing and re-hashing the day's political news to the point that the lines between
opinion and
objective reporting are blurred, if not unabashedly ignored.
My
objective system is not dependent
on my personal
opinions.
The fact that you start this way already shows it not to be
objective since it is based
on your personal
opinion.
Next you said, «You seem to be in a state of paranoia and basing your
opinion on something you saw
on TV, which is not a very
objective approach to understand a religion.»
And, as you mention, the variety of
opinion on this issue strongly suggests that one can not know for sure by any
objective means.
He added the McArthur family could avail of the European Convention
on Human Rights to refuse to express a political
opinion which was contrary to their religious beliefs, warning there was no
objective or reasonable justification for interference.
In my
opinion, Mr. Wenger main
objective is to improve
on the way Arsenal play rather than buy players.
We all have our
opinions on players and often these are based
on subjective criteria as opposed to
objective analysis; a player's style and grace or diminutive stature or lack of pace may distract us from the measurable effectiveness of the same player.
As for if these laws can be considered «contributions» there are many
opinions, and none of them is
objective since politics is inherently subjective and based
on people's beliefs and moral axioms.
The state office is responsible for providing «independent, unbiased and
objective opinions and recommendations»
on financial and compliance matters.
So I decided to get a more
objective opinion by taking the Real Age Test
on www.realage.com, which assesses whether you are «biologically younger, older, or the same as your calendar age.»
They are
objective and can give you an honest
opinion of what they believe is going
on.
In the event the applicant is publishing in a language which no OFCS member can translate, the Governing Committee may call
on a third party to offer an
objective opinion.
29] The manifestation of mass
opinions, obsessions, and
objectives takes various forms depending
on certain inherent attributes, imbibed cultural attitudes or instructed methods of operation.
This task sheet asks students to meet the following learning
objective: To compare Hindu and Christian beliefs
on God and provide personal
opinion.
- A starter activity for each lesson
on the first slide + learning
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on teachers and comparatives to build up the vocabulary range of your students - Some fun mini-whiteboard games
on opinions (speaking activity)- explanation under the slide - A role - play activity
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on comparatives (see worksheet)- A lesson
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Within the site you will find detailed, practical, straightforward information
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Learning
objectives • Express
opinion on fruit and vegetable preferences • Teamwork: listening and communicating • Learn times of year when to grow different crops • Decide collectively what to grow • Produce a month by month crop planner
But the movement focused instead
on having a favorable
opinion of oneself, independently of
objective justification for that favorable
opinion.
The PPIC Statewide Survey has provided policymakers, the media, and the general public with
objective, advocacy - free information
on the perceptions,
opinions, and public policy preferences of California residents since 1998.
As any researcher can immediately note, such surveys have little usefulness as
objective evidence, because they are based
on subjective
opinions that can change based
on who is working in classrooms, because survey designs can be flawed with leading questions yielding results favorable to the pollster, and because survey designs can change drastically from year to year.
But customers trust Amazon to provide
objective opinions about a product or a brand... we will work hard to show that there is some attribution to that level of investment that drives business results, even if it doesn't happen
on Amazon,» Dallaire said
But a review is an
objective opinion of your work — the words that are
on paper should tell the full story.
I would be very interested in your
opinion on ETFs considering that preservation of capital has to be a major
objective.
It represents our
opinion and analysis based
on subjective and
objective criteria.
The A.M. Best rating is a forward - looking and
objective opinion regarding an insurer's relative creditworthiness based
on a comprehensive analysis of balance sheet strength, operating performance, and company profile.
It can be as simple as sharing relevant personal thoughts and
opinions on social media, or disclosing business
objectives both internally and to your clients — but keep confidentiality in mind, of course.
We can go around in circles till infinity, but here's the real truth here: It's clear you're not likely to change your
opinion, but your
opinion on this is misguided and basically just plain wrong — and the more
objective facts are testament to this (looking at things relative the competition, expectations, previous examples, etc.)-- BUT, you are still entitled to that misguided and wrong
opinion.
To be sure a «debate» over whether or not human activity is altering the climate still rages, but it is not a clear - headed
objective debate about the science among scientists actually working in the relevant fields, it's a debate about the science and its impact
on human society in the court of public
opinion.
«The public is obviously picking up
on this not as an evolution of
objective scientific understanding but as a proliferation of contradictory
opinions.»
On the whole, the public appears to think of these
opinion - makers as
objective commentators and worthy leaders, but they are neither
objective nor are they leaders.
They include a tendency for individuals heavily involved
on an issue to perceive almost all news coverage as hostile to their goals (even news coverage that favors their position); to presume much larger effects for a message
on the public than the actual influence; and to apply a faulty quasi-statistical sense to where public
opinion might actually stand
on an issue, perceiving public
opinion as hostile to their goals, no matter what the
objective indicators might say.
Our
objective is simply to show that the debate
on man - made global warming * isn't * over, and provide an outlet for dissenting
opinion from the global warming alarmist dogma.
Having once criticised Pekka for assuming that policy is just whatever someone's
opinion might be, I was pleased to see
on a thread a few days ago that he has made an effort to learn some of the basics — in this case the one (which Faustino especially has been educating readers here about) that policy instruments should be focused
on a single
objective, although framers should be cognisant of the effect
on other
objectives.
This also goes against the idea of scientists»
opinions being entirely based
on objective analysis of the evidence, and concurs with previous studies that have shown scientists»
opinions on topics to vary along with their political orientation,» writes survey author Neil Stenhouse of George Mason University.
Nevertheless, alternatives to the «
objective stuff», at least in this case, are superior, in my
opinion, but the result does depend
on the scientific ability of the practitioner.
«In our
opinion, the experience of the recent failure of the frontal assault
on climate policy — the implausibly straight driveway from the present to a magically decarbonised future — suggests that a more indirect yet encompassing approach via the attainment of different
objectives which bring contingent benefits is, indeed, the only one that is likely to be materially (in contrast to rhetorically) successful.
This also goes against the idea of scientists»
opinions being entirely based
on objective analysis of the evidence and concurs with previous studies that have shown scientists»
opinions on topics to vary along with their political orientation (Nisbet 2011; Rosenberg et al. 2010).
Those PhD's then proceed to dwell
on the manufactured controversies around the politics, as if J&J Public can meaningfully parse a 12 part series about the politics of science over morning coffee, further muddying the public perceptions of the
objective reality we face by opening the discussion to
opinion in the name of «balance».
Still
on the categories of data, the
opinion brushes away the criticism of both the EP and the Article 29 data protection Working Party requesting evidence that the transfer of less data, for example only of API, is not sufficient to meet the
objective of the proposed agreement.