Sentence examples for on the objectivity from inspiring English sources

Roger Crisp takes the measure of Peter Singer's recent paper on the objectivity in ethics.

"Unfortunately, the Americans are insisting on certain dates more than they are insisting on the objectivity of their decisions," said Saleh al-Mutlaq, a Sunni member of Parliament.

More recently, the disclosure of a memo in which Sir John referred to "the benefit of obscuring the fact that in terms of WMD Iraq is not that exceptional" has cast further doubt on the objectivity of his advice.

Ethicists said they would consider participation in some projects acceptable, even valuable, but raised questions about the effect on the child, on the relationship with the parent, and on the objectivity of the researcher or the data.

Since then, viewers have required that newsreel material be neither prearranged nor fabricated, and they have become aware of the effects of the intrusiveness of the reporter and the limitations of point of view on the objectivity of any documentary film.

(For more on the objectivity of taste, see Section 2.3.5).

Finally, on the question of the objectivity of the past: Is there a basis for saying that events or circumstances in the past have objective, fixed characteristics that are independent from our representation of those events?

To take examples only from this calendar year, a single generic rubric covers a muckraking, talking-head essay on Wall Street like Charles Ferguson's "Inside Job," a ruminative memoir on parenthood like "The Kids Grow Up," by Doug Block, and an exercise in intensive fly-on-the-wall objectivity like Frederick Wiseman's aptly titled "Boxing Gym".

The use of ICFSG score preoperatively and on follow-up added to the objectivity of this study.

Pärt designed strict rules to control how the harmonic voices move with the melodic lines in his music, diktats which are as strict as serialism; ironically, given his rejection of his previous avant garde obsessions, the success of his new musical language is dependent on precisely the objectivity of thinking that serial composition demands.

Probe, which sells its research mainly to telecommunications equipment companies, telephone service providers and manufacturers of information technologies, is one of several companies that are seeking to capitalize on recent worries over the objectivity and quality of the research produced by large Wall Street banks.