Sentence examples for objectively judge from inspiring English sources

"It is not possible to objectively judge the Yukos case without knowledge of the facts".

There has been considerable grumbling about the replacement refs, but for this layperson — who, like Stropolo, is a fan — it can be difficult to objectively judge just how much worse, if at all, the scab referees have been.

It adds that the success of the withdrawal in Afghanistan "is likely to be judged on the same criteria as those used to objectively judge the Soviet transition", which includes "the longevity and effectiveness of the incumbent central government".

Pretesting and benchmarking should look at the designer's product from a distance, aiming to objectively judge how successful design choices were.

The result shows that the combination of TOPSIS method and the established evaluation index system can objectively judge the advantages and disadvantages of bike path plans.

While "be a better person" is an admirable ambition, it's difficult to objectively judge your success at the end of the year.

But why does the existence of disagreement, obstinacy, error, blindness or stupidity undermine the possibility of objectively judging truth?

Harassment, his honour Judge Gosnell stated, involves "conduct calculated to cause alarm or distress … objectively judged to be oppressive and unacceptable" and involves "torment of the victim, of an order which would sustain criminal liability".

The PSA objectively judges the aspects of a risk.

However, the highest value services — like event planning and home remodeling — are neither simple nor objectively judged.

Deprivation has no covert or subjective reference; punishment is an objectively judged loss or burden imposed on a convicted offender.