Sentence examples for public objective from inspiring English sources

Sensations, for example, seem essentially private and subjective, not open to the kind of public, objective inspection required of the subject matter of serious science.

"What the American people want to know is, do these individual Congressional earmarks meet a worthy public objective, or are they just an individual desire of a member of Congress?" Mr. Emanuel said.

Verbal reports are not excluded from consideration as long as they are treated strictly as public (objective) behaviour and are not interpreted as literal, reliable descriptions of the speaker's private (subjective, introspective) experience.

Thus she seems to have learned a new fact, one that by hypothesis is not a public, objective fact.

This is what threatens materialism, since according to that doctrine, every fact about every human mind is ultimately a public, objective fact.

Positivists and behaviorists had embraced operationalism for precisely the opposite reason: they thought operations were public, objective and verifiable, unlike private experience.

So this legislative session we are starting to design new ways to solve public problems and to achieve public objectives.

France, for one, has been particularly wary of using public money to bail out banks at the expense of its other public objectives.

A notable difference in the 1970s monetary policies of the US and Germany is the absence of explicit public objectives for US long-run inflation.

In this sense, the secondary goals of the proposed approach nanotech activity are: 1) Transfer of knowledge generated in the nanotechnology field and 2) The promotion of scientific culture and innovation between the public objectives.

American businesspeople are pragmatic and they recognize the reality that they must comply with reasonable rules aimed at public objectives.