Sentences with phrase «subjective standard of»

Although the previous defence of the person sections cried out for modernization, the heavy reliance the government and the courts seem to place on the objective versus subjective standard of assessment, leaves one wondering where the individual fits into the new regime.

«Ontario is one of the only franchise statutes in the world that has that very open - ended and highly subjective standard of having to disclose all other material facts,» says Frith.

Both apply the same subjective standard of judgment: shock.

Those who use or support corporal punishment will continue to judge its acceptability by their own subjective standards of what is «reasonable».

Not exact matches

In this light, purchasing something and then asking for a refund because it didn't meet subjective standards sure seems like an outdated method of buying and selling, given the encroachment of real data.

Reading more of the ICI findings, it is fairly apparent why the rule seeks to over-regulate annuity advisors who are subject to the rules - based and highly regulated suitability standard while under - regulating fee - only advisors by holding them to a subjective, principles based fiduciary standard: to pander to the employer - sponsored plan providers and keep money from rolling over.

This subjective standard, in addition to no option for reciprocal or provisional licenses, leaves businesses without much guidance in terms of what is required to obtain a BitLicense, which undoubtedly has deterred many small business and start - ups from starting or operating virtual currency businesses in New York.

I work for an app developer company — so I may be subjective in that sense — but for me eCommerce apps add a lot of value on top of the standard offering of the platforms.

Now it is exactly in situations like this — according to the standard account of orthodox Whiteheadians — that God is supposed to lure the world, by means of what he proffers to actual occasions via subjective aims, toward that falling out of events which will make his future experience most positive.

«Religion must indeed be a thing of the heart; but in order to elevate it from the region of subjective caprice and waywardness, and to distinguish between that which is true and false in religion, we must appeal to an objective standard.

We should ask ourselves whether we think of success as something absolute and objective, involving the satisfaction of a common standard, or whether we think of it as something relative and partly subjective, involving a level of achievement different for each person depending upon his or her natural talents and aptitudes.

Fundamental to this task is the search for an objective ground for value claims — a well - reasoned argument for external standards which resists the ever - present tendency to reduce ethics to the subjective whims and passions of personal self - interest.

There is no objective standard for determining what is part of nature, but nearly everyone has strong subjective feelings about what is nature and what by implication is unnatural.

In my mind UL does not mean that we love our children only when all the conditions are met - they are living up to our standards and norms... For me, UL means that despite all the faults we might see in our child (our subjective opinion), despite the child's life path that is different of what we had in our mind for him, we still love him.

«There really isn't a standard set of agreed - upon criteria to measure something as complex and subjective as creativity,» she said.

Obviously «solidly decent» is subjective, and thus the actual bare effective minimum will also be dependent, but I will outline some * rough * strength standards that I think are comparable with the kind of «look» that most people are more or less after.

The percent of time during which their esophageal pH was very low (highly acidic) was cut in half, and they reported significant improvements in their symptoms via a standard GERD questionnaire that assesses subjective feelings of heartburn, pressure or discomfort inside the chest, a sour taste in the mouth, frequent gurgling in the stomach, nausea, a feeling of pressure or a burning sensation in the throat, belching, flatulence, and more (21).

Resembling the typical tendency of qualitative research, the investigation was subjective and led to establish which were the best studies and academics of the topic, suggesting a norm or a standard.

There may be something to this argument, but the solution Litky presents is absurdly subjective: every school should be able to devise its own standards and ways of showing it is achieving what the state claims to value.

One lesson from our experiences with first - wave reforms is that standards - based reforms can generate a variety of costs and benefits, which can be compared only on subjective grounds.

d. State longitudinal data systems and a massive increase in state and federal gathering of private family, education, and psychological data on our children without consent e. Career - tracking, which undermines self - determination by means of an insistence on student compliance with the very flawed standards and subjective, unconstitutional psychological profiling f. Again, according to Education Week, the opt - out amendment that passed the House has been removed.

Data from this new scale will not be sent to the government, but the progress of those assessed on the pre-key stage standards will — and SEND experts are warning that decisions about which pupils will face which standards is «too subjective».

More often than not, the case rests on the subjective judgment of four evaluators hired by the pro-Common Core Thomas B. Fordham Institute in 2010, who opined that the new standards were better than about three - quarters of existing state standards.

This lack of explicit protection in combination with the long - standing controversial and subjective nature of history / social study standards, give states and local districts have the power to either deny these students a positive, inclusive experience.

«In the more subjective areas of road - holding, handling, comfort, driver involvement and day - to - day usability, McLaren is achieving new standards for a mid-engined high performance sports car in this sector,» he concluded.

Using my admittedly subjective beauty standards, I narrowed down self - publishing companies until I found Pronoun, the self - publishing imprint of Macmillan.

While this claim is subjective, the company hits home the idea that their formulas are based on sound nutritional principles with the backing of veterinarians and animal health professionals, produced in company - owned facilities and held to the strictest standards for quality and safety.

The Kennel Club and breed clubs need to reorganise their priorities, not just by tinkering with changes to breed standards but by fully and genuinely placing the health and welfare of dogs above the subjective beauty of the show ring.

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gifs... The standard disclaimers apply - no promise on final game quality, images are chosen by a completely subjective formula of «it caught my eye»...

Keenly aware of art - historical standards and contemporary political attitudes, she purposefully creates photographs that function as objective records and subjective interpretations.

In conclusion, the great innovation of a two - tier notification system employed by Bill C - 12 is entirely undermined by the use of overly high, overly subjective and overlapping standards.

Yet this second standard is subjective in the extreme as organizations are given an array of factors to weigh and counter-weigh.

The application of this standard is less straightforward than correctness: the determination of whether an administrative decision intelligible, transparent and justified is a necessarily a subjective exercise.

The legal standard of legitimate government interest is a surprisingly high bar because it's very subjective and courts traditionally preume that all legislative acts are rational, placing the burden on the plaintiff to show that it's not.

Dr. Filkins» research demonstrated that juries sometimes apply their own «internal or subjective standard» by trying to determine whether the physician displayed genuine concern toward his patient rather than whether the physician followed the appropriate standard of care.

In the case of Syndicat Northcrest v. Amselem, the court established that the standard to be used in determining whether the religious belief must be accommodated for is subjective.

However, this case is also the first Court of Appeal decision expressly holding that the test for a franchisor's compliance with its disclosure obligations under the Act is objective; that the focus must be on the nature of the deficiency and its impact on the disclosure requirements on a reasonable (not subjective) standard.

As a matter of policy, the law required an objective standard to screen claims: «[65]... Given the frequency with which everyday experiences cause transient distress, the multi-factorial causes of psychological upset, and the highly subjective nature of an individual's reaction to such stresses and strains, such claims involve serious questions of evidentiary rigour.»

If the appeals in OBG and / or Mainstream had succeeded, then liability in economic tort would thereafter have depended not upon proof of a subjective intention to break contracts but upon some objective standard similar to that applied under the law of negligence.

In order for those phrases in s. 31.3 to provide sufficient evidence of reliability: (1) they have to be given objective meanings, rather than subjective meanings as determined by the operation of the electronic system itself; and, (2) be based upon authoritative standards.

She might have difficulties with the standard interview process, upon which so much of the subjective hiring decision rides.

The leading Court of Appeal judgment, by Ward LJ, runs through a lot of trammelled cases which set the general standard of approach, namely to treat claims on their subjective merits.

Under the subjective element of the Twinsectra test, it was — on one reading — necessary for the defendant to be conscious that the transaction fell below the normally acceptable standard of honest conduct.

It alleges that the motion judge reversed the onus of proof by requiring the appellant to establish that an action would have been appropriate when the allergic symptoms first appeared in 2010 and also that she applied a subjective rather than objective standard to the determination of when a proceeding would be an appropriate means to seek to remedy the injury, loss or damage.

There are many variants to a life insurance and what suits you totally depends on subjective factors such as age, salary, standards of living and financial habits.

The foregoing demonstrates that the application of Rule 1910.16 - 5 (m) has been fact - specific and inconsistent in shared custody cases, partly because the «abuse of discretion» standard of appellate review necessitates subjective analysis of a myriad and disparate variety of family circumstances.

In particular, we aim to provide data regarding inter-item correlations, means, standard deviations, variances, Cronbach's a and factorial structure as well as relationship with specific criteria as life satisfaction, psychological resilience, inspiration, hope, subjective happiness, depression, anxiety, stress, positive and negative emotions in terms of criterion validity.

The measurement of this is very subjective, but in the world of mental health self - report, or the subjective, felt sense is the recognized standard.

4) Quality of life defined as subjective evaluations of both positive and negative aspects of life covered physical functioning, occupational role, interpersonal relationships and psychological functioning, measured by validated standardized including General Quality of Life Inventory -74 - GQOLI - 74 which measured physical functioning, psychological functioning, social functioning, and standard of living; Well - Being scale - WBS, measure positive aspects of psychological functioning.