It's the inevitable result of giving the boss the subjective power to define and judge another's performance.
Recent legislation in many areas establishes objectives and procedures that give the regulators too much subjective power.
What matters are movies, not awards; experiences, not celebrations; the subjective power of individual critical points of view, not the declamatory compromises of consensus.
The force of induction, the force that drives the inference, is thus not an objective feature of the world, but a subjective power; the mind's capacity to form inductive habits.
This included age, sex, presenting ocular complaints and duration of onset of symptoms, unaided and corrected visual acuities, the objective and subjective refractive powers and diagnoses.
Individuals' attitudes and desires, by contrast, have been regarded as subjective, internal powers that motivate and guide us in more personal ways.
And for this purpose, song and symphony were more appropriate than the dramatic medium of opera: song because of its inherent personal lyricism, and symphony (from the Wagner and Liszt point of view) because of its subjective expressive power.
However, if constitutional rights are subject to change within the confines of a school, how could students perceive them as anything but subjective, their power and accuracy dependent solely on circumstances in which they are invoked?
Although his Divine Comedy belongs to the Middle Ages in its plan and ideas, its subjective spirit and power of expression look forward to the Renaissance.
