Sentence examples for committed to objectivity from inspiring English sources

Additionally, JNS disputes its characterization as more politically conservative than the Jewish Telegraphic Agency; its publisher, Russel Pergament, says JNS "is an independent news organization committed to objectivity in all our reporting".

Transparency is especially important if you're an organization committed to objectivity.

And yet after the returns were in, the elite press, which we're told is very committed to objectivity, started hemming and hawing its way around the election of a president who would gladly shutter their operations and throw them all in prison if he could.

A spokesman said the agency was committed to maintaining objectivity in science.

Among the features that feminists have criticized are that it is committed to pure objectivity and value-neutrality, and uses an unlocated, disembodied, disinterested, autonomous individual reasoner, knower, and agent.

The question of whether Kant should be interpreted as committed to the objectivity of taste is closely related to the question of whether there can be erroneous judgments of taste; for some discussion see Cohen (1982), pp. 222 226 and Allison (2001), pp. 107 108.

On this account, it requires only that an agent be sincerely committed to the objectivity of his judgments, in the sense that he views them (from his current perspective) as correct from all perspectives, and thus as calling for everyone's assent (whether or not that assent is actually given).

But the BBC is not an arm of the Orwellian state; it is a public corporation committed to fairness and objectivity which is understood worldwide.

It's "pretty well known," Sessions said, that Elena Kagan is "not a nominee committed to restraint or objectivity".

If the field is to progress, he contends, then researchers must not only commit to 'dispassionate objectivity' in their enquiries but find the 'courage to challenge some sacred cows'.

And Mr. Joynt of Fitch Ratings said his firm was committed to the highest standards of objectivity.