"It was a serious objective of the framers that people participate in the political process.
His paper was heavy on foreign news and serious, objective reporting.
"I don't think Jane ever did serious objective study of the history of photography," he told Dodd.
In the West Virginia case, Justice Kennedy wrote, there was "a serious, objective risk of actual bias".
The court noted the "serious, objective risk of actual bias" created by such an outsize campaign expenditure.
The reasons for treating missile-defense cooperation as an imminent and serious objective go much beyond narrow concerns.
Niche newscasts do raise questions of whether viewers are receiving serious, objective information or newsy features skewed toward the interests and biases of a small, homogeneous group.
Even Oscar Wilde, often thought of as a whimsical dresser, argued that fashion ought to be grounded in serious, objective principles.
Kaká is 32 and Robinho is 30 and although the Copa América next year, and the Olympics in Rio de Janeiro in 2016 are in sight, the next World Cup is the only serious objective for the Seleção.
You've turned my life's work into a game!" But Hoeksma says the game has a serious objective: to help voters understand how the EU works and to debate why it matters.
Nevertheless, the "serious, objective risk of actual bias" required Justice Benjamin to recuse himself, and his failure to do so endangered the plaintiff's due process rights under the Fourteenth Amendment, Justice Kennedy said.
