Sentence examples for objective article from inspiring English sources

Richard Rollinson Witney, Oxfordshire Congratulations to Deborah Orr on an intelligent and objective article (The 20-year sentence for Will Cornick defies logic, 5 November).

It is therefore gratifying to see this fine and objective article describing the great benefits of breast-feeding, 30 years after the adoption of the International Code.

San Francisco, posted on nytimes.com Kudos to Lauren Slater for publishing a refreshingly objective article on the promise of psychedelic therapy.

What follows isn't so much an objective article as a personal caprice – the "outing" of a number of films that are claimed by those in the know to be not merely good but "great".

Barrie Cadwallader, Boulogne-sur-Mer, France Mr. Ferguson's excellent, factual and objective article on Baroness Thatcher was quite a contrast with the almost factless op-ed by A.C. Grayling ("Thatcher's divided isle," April 10), which merely regurgitated the standard soft liberal-lefty myth.

Am I missing something ?JEAN DOUBLETChevy Chase, MarylandA case for Falun GongSIR In your otherwise objective article on Falun Gong ("Protests in Tiananmen Square", January 27th) you say that it is "a cult...that combines meditative exercise with a loony, millenarian outlook".

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Then 108 articles were excluded due to: lack of relevance to the study objective; articles being more on the lines of a discussion paper, where data had not been collected; them being review articles; data being collected before 1995; and similar findings on the same topic in a more recent publication.

"In order to ensure respect for and protection of the civilian population and civilian objects, the Parties to the conflict shall at all times distinguish between the civilian population and combatants and between civilian objects and military objectives," Article 48 of the Geneva Conventions, Additional Protocol 1, says.

This remuneration can be linked to performance objectives" (article 1st of decree no. 2009 864 dated 15 July 2009 modified).

The objective in article 1 (pretest) starts with "The aim of this study was to investigate …," whereas the objective in article 2 (posttest) starts with "In this study, we investigated…." The objectives in both articles contained the rhetorical cue "investigate".