Ofqual said: "We also plan to overhaul the inquiries about results system in future, so that it can better distinguish between marking errors and differences of opinion between equally skilled professionals, particularly in those subjects where more subjective judgments of the quality of student work are necessary.
Auditors should subject balance-sheets to a yearly impairment test, but valuations are subjective and executives can twist their arms.
Perfect seasoning seems impossible when taste is so subjective, but universals still exist.
Figures are usually based on impressionistic and subjective questionnaires rather than rigorous clinical evidence or diagnosis.
Before we get to subjective matters of taste, let's pause to reflect on what Daft Punk objectively achieved this year.
It has all the benefits of dynamic typing (and the drawbacks) and removes a lot of the bloat that comes with Python – of course this is an entirely subjective opinion.
The judgment behind my word choices in The Cherry Orchard is entirely subjective and based on no linguistic consideration of original Russian syntax or grammar.
The subjective decisions the writers make ease the jaggedness and vitality of the original plays, he argues.
This is all the more surprising, perhaps, since by most of wellbeing's subjective metrics – "how happy did you feel yesterday?"; "how satisfied are you with your life?" – the contentment of the country has shown small but incremental improvement in those years.
But Jamie Stewart, Scotland director for the Countryside Alliance, disputed the nature of the footage, telling the Guardian: "Having viewed the footage, I am appalled that the League Against Cruel Sports is wasting the Scottish government's time with what is at best subjective and at worst contrived".
Allowing institutions to make subjective judgements on the basis of an individual's context won't make the system any better.
