Rights groups have argued that Myanmar's courts are biased in favor of the Buddhist majority.
Some have said the polls are "oversampling" Democrats and producing results that are biased in Mr. Obama's favor.
If they are biased in Mr. Obama's favor, then Mr. Romney could still win; the race is close enough.
But there is a widely held perception among British ministers that many governments are biased in favour of their domestic manufacturers.
Let's deal first with an increasingly popular canard: the idea that academics are biased in their research because they get "EU money".
They believe Sarah Koenig and Serial's producers will paint the military in a negative light, and are biased in favour of Bergdahl.
The Buddhists also complained to the reporters that the United Nations and international aid groups are biased in favor of the Muslims.
The newsletter found that these systems are biased in favor of airlines that pay promotional fees, putting their offerings ahead of what may be better deals from carriers that do not pay such fees.
The government's supporters claim international news outlets are biased in their reporting of human rights abuses against Morsi supporters and secular dissenters – and accuse overseas outlets of working in the Brotherhood's interests.
Chávez, a former paratroop commander, argued that most of Venezuela's privately owned TV channels, radio stations and newspapers are biased in favour of Capriles and he accused the independent media of ignoring his government's achievements.
Otherwise, their decision to meet Lieberman will be rightly perceived as hypocritical and duplicitous, and the pervasive perception in the region – that the United States and Europe are biased in Israel's favour – will only be strengthened.
