Sentence examples for the objective presentation from inspiring English sources
The conservative views of the owners and editors often interfered with the objective presentation of news reports, although perhaps not to the extent that the government claimed.
A competing or conflict of interest is anything that might (or might be perceived to) inappropriately influence (bias) the full and objective presentation, review or publication of research findings.
On Wednesday, however, Mr. Fleischer, who had worked as a deputy commissioner in the state Transportation Department through April 16, said he would cooperate fully with the two investigations requested by the governor, "to have an objective presentation of the facts".
Two hours for the following objectives: presentation of the programme, merge the prior knowledge of participants, motivate them and agree on the conditions of the intervention.
Thank you for this easy to understand and objective presentation of the Ukrainian crisis.
"Nevertheless, I take the view that in these circumstances it's important that there is an independent and objective presentation of the facts to me, in order for me to take that decision.
According to Teeuw, this serves to avoid caricaturing the characters by giving an objective presentation of them before transitioning to their point of view.
Unlike the show trial put on by Republicans against President Clinton, a proper impeachment hearing would involve a fair and objective presentation of the facts without hyperbole or political gamesmanship.
This new edition brings fully up-to-date a book widely praised for its clear and objective presentation of changes in American racial attitudes during the second half of the twentieth century.
Objective presentation is an inefficient externality in the Information Age.
According to Witmeyer a modern style is evident as early as Ripostes, and Nadel sees evidence of modernism even before he began The Cantos, writing that Pound wanted his poetry to represent an "objective presentation of material which he believed could stand on its own" without use of symbolism or romanticism.
