Sentences with phrase «objectivity in»

«I'll never buy a house I really want because I would lose my objectivity in the negotiating process.»

Objectivity In carrying out public business, including making appointments, awarding contracts or recommending individuals for rewards or benefits, holders of public office should make choices on merit.

Objectivity in the main the body or second paragraph is appreciated.

DANB's national exam programs (CDA, COA) are accredited by the NCCA, which means that DANB's exam programs meet the highest standards to ensure validity, reliability and objectivity in the testing process.

We'll just have to wait and see how well the OnePlus 5 will score in those tests — and I can't but wonder whether there will be any objectivity in them given that DxO will work on that camera experience.

Martine Meilleur, a spokeswoman for the Quebec Bar, declined a request for comment in an email, saying the regulatory body «never pronounces on cases involving its members in order to preserve our objectivity in the event of an eventual disciplinary process.»

The extraordinary facts demonstrate the evident danger of losing objectivity in a case where the judge is in effect the defendant to the application.

By preparing itself for litigation against a current client, the firm can not maintain its objectivity in its handling of the client's case.

This is especially likely to affect our objectivity in the Orient stage of the OODA Loop.

And that is a big problem if you want to claim objectivity in ratings.

I really hope Professor Berman has more objectivity in his classroom than on his blog.

When both parties retain a lawyer, the lawyers can facilitate reaching a resolution by navigating the legal principles and de-escalating a conflict by providing greater objectivity in the negotiations on behalf of their clients.

It is still more important, though, that you ensure your chosen expert fully understands the need for objectivity in his evidence.

R v. Nur is a paradigmatic example of how this error presumes a false objectivity in proportionality assessments that leaves the Court vulnerable to critiques of judicial activism.

It uses techniques that may be justified in marketing (or political campaigning) where it should be understood that there is no requirement for objectivity in a context where they are inappropriate.

But this sits ill with the oft - made assertion that it is journalists who overstate the work of researchers, or with criticisms concerning lack of objectivity in other non peer - reviews sources.

Patrick Moore, a co-founder and director of Greenpeace, resigned because of its «trend toward abandoning scientific objectivity in favor of political agendas.»

I think it is worth asking how to best ensure objectivity in the process when motive is suspect, which might involve an adversarial process of some sort.

Today, Steve Outing of Editor & Publisher wrote a commentary about false objectivity in journalism and how it relates to the issue of global heating (Climate Change: Get Over Objectivity, Newspapers).

A «conflict of interest» refers to any current professional, financial or other interest which could: i) significantly impair the individual's objectivity in carrying out his or her duties and responsibilities for the IPCC, or ii) create an unfair advantage for any person or organization.

After reviewing evidence with apparent objectivity in response to Anthony's questions, he (suddenly) says....»

After reviewing evidence with apparent objectivity in response to Anthony's questions, he (suddenly) says this:

The desire for objectivity in politics, while seemingly sensible, belies a terrible loss of self - confidence, and can typically hide what should be political decisions under the guise of» science».

I remember Donna LaFramboise explained in one of her books how, in the very early days of IPCC, WWF signed up many lead authors to one of their programmes — in parallel with their IPCC duties — putting their objectivity in question from the start.

The CNN group refused to offer any assurance of objectivity in their film release agreement.

As IPCC, in a search for objectivity in uncertainty assessment, has turned more to describing uncertainty in terms of the characteristics of ensembles of model outcomes, the deficiency in such an approach (its exclusion or limited treatment of systemic, structural uncertainty in models) has become increasingly apparent to the community (Winsberg 2010; Knutti et al. 2008; Goldstein and Rougier 2009).

It's probably best alternative we have, when a great inherent value is given on the objectivity in the sense that a decision made once removes further subjectivity in the analysis.

Perhaps the problem of objectivity in science should be reinter [preted as a subset of a larger and more embracing problem of scientific heroism.»

In the past, progressive movements were perhaps the loudest critics of appeals to putative objectivity in public matters, and fought against the regulation of the press.

Maybe climate science predictions should be subject to review by the «World Commission for Objectivity in Climate Science» (I would nominate Steve McIntyre or our host on this blog as Chair).

However, I did see from Oppenheimer «recognizes his own biases» and from Oreskes «will promote transparency» I have to ask: Can there be some kernel of objectivity in the subjective sea?

There is a long discourse on this topic in the Michigan Law Review, March 1994, «Objectivity in Legal Judgment.»

-- Heidi Li Feldman, Michigan Law Review, March 1994, «Objectivity in Legal Judgment,» page 1227

The title for these works came from the first zine, which contains an alarming juxtaposition of the image of a deaf boy killed by an attack that he could not hear alongside the handwritten words just another asshole, [2] a coupling which drops both cynical subjectivity and objectivity in the viewer's lap.

Color is born of a planar objectivity in the present lot, and Judd's deliberate choice of cadmium red is markedly instrumental in the definition of space.

The Deuteranope painting diptych series are each comprised of one painting made in full - color, and a second painting which is formally identical but rendered only in colors visible to people with red - green color blindness.Other works are props for a fictional public access television program which abstractly and sardonically explores the decline of objectivity in popular news media.

Relativity went hand - in - hand with the dismantling of objectivity in art and literature.

Perhaps facts and objectivity in the dictionary of fanboys in general are erased and such a shame that half of the media is run by the same fanboys.

We also cover monetizing video games, objectivity in games journalism, and also modern terrorism and misogyny.

That allows for true objectivity in a way that doesn't always happen with investment management companies.

At a website where lawyers rate judges, she's got ratings for temperament and objectivity in the 1 - 2 point range on a ten - point scale.

While an admissions essay is a subjective and personal piece of writing, there has to be some objectivity in deciding what to include.

We always have a hard time ensuring objectivity in our reviews, since different people use electronic devices in drastically different ways depending on their needs and lifestyle.

Mediations, advisory opinions and hearings are conducted by impartial mediators and hearing officers who do not have personal or professional interests that would conflict with their objectivity in the proceeding.

Each application was subsequently anonymized to ensure objectivity in selection.

Furberg, a tall, square - faced man with a Swedish accent, wants more objectivity in medical research.

In the latest twist of the Canadian debate, the Federal Court gave CARRF a mandate to address the «inherent bias and lack of objectivity in the peer review system as operated by NSERC».

«Brain function - based metrics, which do not depend on subjective or inaccurate task performance metrics, may bring significantly more objectivity in surgical skill transfer assessment,» he said.

Applied wisely, the h - index and similar metrics provide a welcome dose of objectivity in an inherently subjective process.

«AAAS Comments Regarding a Proposed U.S. National Institute of Health Rule on Promoting Objectivity in Research» [20 July 2010]