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Tajikistan called vaguely for an "objective assessment".

Here is a table from their study: So an objective assessment (yes, the authors did control for several non-party factors that would have skewed the results in favour of the Democrats) seems to belie Republican claims about Democrats being blameworthy for economic troubles afflicting blacks.

Being on the ground was essential for making the leap from a detached recognition of economic potential to an objective assessment of business opportunities.

Even if Garrett's presumption (1996) is true, "that each denture wearer achieves a certain level of chewing performance not markedly affected by the clinical quality of dentures," chewing performance as the ability to comminute food is not the only objective criterion because an objective assessment can be gained from the perceived pain and discomfort accompanying masticatory load transfer.

"Whether you are from rural or urban areas, we want the money distributed based on an objective assessment of the risk and the threat," said Representative Harold Rogers, Republican of Kentucky, who is chairman of the subcommittee.

The administration should distribute those funds based on an objective assessment of each potential recipient.

How can we possibly trust you with an objective assessment of this situation?

She says cuts should be based on an objective assessment of the economic conditions, not dogma.

Surely that fact is relevant to an objective assessment of the Green Movement and its prospects.

The knowledge assessment consisted of an objective assessment and a subjective self-assessment.

Ms. Jeleva issued a letter on Tuesday rejecting all the accusations against her but concluding that she had no hope "of an objective attitude and an objective assessment" from the Parliament.