"Your word against mine" can be a serious and drawn-out dispute, subject to all kinds of subjective judgments, loyalties, rights, and arguments; "Your word against my high-definition video" gives citizens and the vulnerable a bit more leverage.
MCDA does not dispel that subjectivity; it simply seeks to make the need for subjective judgments explicit and the process transparent".
Differences in subjective judgments of panelists are the main cause.
Art encourages subjective judgments on fictional characters, no matter how bitchy or banal.
The consequences of subjective judgments on "hardship" will leave thousands without the stable support they need.
They know that many entries in the company's financial statements entail subjective judgments.
"This lets us avoid making subjective judgments about management skill and personalities," Ms. Sabella said.
Doing so requires subjective judgments at best and hunches or guesswork at worst.
That, unfortunately, leaves plenty of room for subjective judgments and selective enforcement.
To minimise the need for subjective judgments, they are often very precise.
And choosing what to include often means pinning down slippery concepts and making subjective judgments.
