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But the cost of objectivity has been directors who lack ties to the company and whose own companies are in unrelated businesses.

Much of the criticism over the commission's objectivity has been directed at its chairwoman, Mrs. James, who is a religious conservative, a former Bush Administration official and the dean of the school of government at Regent University, the Virginia institution started by the Christian Coalition's founder, Pat Robertson.

The ideal of objectivity has been criticized repeatedly in philosophy of science, questioning both its value and its attainability.

So all objectivity has been dropped.

But many in Hollywood think his objectivity has been compromised.

Objectivity has been undermined by the measurement problem in quantum physics, which must account for how the observer actually changes or influences the thing he observes.

Until now, though, allegations that he lacked journalistic objectivity had been mostly circumstantial — a badgering interview, a series of off-subject questions in a debate.

By the eighties, the goal of objectivity had been replaced, at least in the universities, by the postmodern view that there is no such thing as objectivity: every statement is subjective, partial, full of biases and secret messages.

In the last lectures I heard him give, Dummett criticized the natural idea, on which his attacks on objectivity had been based, that understanding a language is simply a matter of being able to use it correctly.

By 1996 objectivity had been so crippled as a guiding principle that the Society of Professional Journalists dropped it from its ethics code, replacing it with other principles such as fairness and accuracy.

For more sophisticated conservatives, those who led the movement and privileged science over biblical literalism, the solution was not to reject science per se but to reinterpret some scientific practice with the claim that its objectivity had been corrupted by biases introduced by scientists themselves, those who had become infected by the values of liberalism that spread in the 1960s and 1970s.