Sentence examples for personal partiality from inspiring English sources

This is especially true for enrollees who have already prepaid for their services, and who most likely have a personal partiality for facility-based care (Dong et al. 2003; Pokhrel et al. 2005; de Allegri et al. 2006b; Pokhrel 2006).

Then throw in the personal partialities and preferences of restaurant management, and you're looking at a big bowl of discrimination stew. .

Ideally, the civil servant should be above any suspicion of partiality and should not let personal sympathies, loyalties, or interests affect the performance of duties; for example, a civil servant is obliged to be circumspect in private financial dealings.

Commonsense morality agrees with most deontological theories that personal relationships involve various forms of morally admirable partiality.

"Bias" is a partiality or loss of objectivity because of personal views or positions and may be perceived as arising from the close identification or association of an individual with a particular point of view or with a particular group that may be affected by the research being reviewed.

This memoir by a celebrated chef recounts a culinary coming-of-age, from the hunger pangs of wartime France to the job as personal cook to Charles de Gaulle to the passage to America that would give rise to the author's unabashed partiality for Oreos, Jell-O and iceberg lettuce -- though not, dare we hope, combined.

These rules are designed to protect individual judges -- and the judicial system as a whole -- from even the appearance of partiality or impropriety so that the American people can have complete confidence that federal judges act without personal bias or political agenda.

"Declare your partiality now!

So this is complete partiality".

Cary Grant's partiality to ginger nuts.

Partiality has rarely sounded so good.