Sentence examples for subjective determinations from inspiring English sources

Some methods proposed since the 1960s are mainly based on visual or subjective determinations.

The privileging of "perfect victimhood" is misguided because all people have human rights regardless of subjective determinations of "worthiness".

His reason for objecting, he said, was that "the process tended to result in a mix of objective and subjective determinations filtered through a lens of advocacy".

In order for books to be passed, they must meet at least half of the state-determined curriculum standards and contain no factual errors, a subjective determination that is also made by SBOE members.

To determine the extent of interobserver agreement and intraobserver reproducibility of the subjective determination of visual field progression with achromatic automated static perimetry in eyes with glaucoma, and to determine the impact of access to Glaucoma Progression Analysis (GPA) data on interobserver agreement.

"It's really a subjective determination.

But they said that can be a subjective determination.

Caseworkers, who are usually overworked and underpaid, must distinguish between mistreatment and parenting that is "good enough" — a subjective determination that is inevitably shaped by their own values and world view.

A vast majority of Chinese, like Mr. Yu, are rejected because a visa officer makes what is often a highly subjective determination: that the applicant harbors intentions of staying on in the United States -- whether legally or illegally -- which disqualifies the applicant for a visa under United States law.

He explained how the system works".The TSO uses a flashlight or some other means to attempt to verify the identification document [passport or driver's licence]," he said, "and then they make a subjective determination between you and the document: are you the person depicted?

"But 'reasonable' is a subjective determination," he adds.