Sentence examples for unbiased decisions from inspiring English sources
It has also allowed him to ask more urgently for the promised international police and for more international prosecutors and judges -- at least 26 -- given the clear intimidation of local legal authorities by accused criminals and their apparent difficulty, in the current climate, of delivering ethnically unbiased decisions.
In many developing countries, the capacity to arrive at unbiased decisions about such eligibility (and to avoid bribes) is weak.
Rational rules appealed to by autonomous selves do not guarantee unbiased decisions free from emotional, historical, and biological processes.
These procedures have been designed to ensure unbiased decisions on the underlying cause of death for all confirmed or suspected PLCO cancers.
We present a novel experimental design with a socially derived anchor, monetary incentives for unbiased decisions and feedback on performance to more accurately implement market conditions.
In this study, Experimental Design methodology is used to observe the effect of uncertain parameters on the production of an underdeveloped oil reservoir, which is subjected to immiscible gas injection method, and to estimate the probabilistic production of the reservoir; therefore, the proper and unbiased decisions for oil reservoir development can be made.
Does anyone believe after his performance that this minister will make a fair and unbiased decision when it comes to the future submarines project?
The defendants in both cases contended that judges could not make an unbiased decision in a case involving the president, whose influence extends to all branches of government.
CalSTRS argues in the suit that most of the directors have conflicts of interest that would prevent them from making an unbiased decision.
"To reach a fair and unbiased decision was the secretary of state's overriding concern to my observation, throughout the process," he said.
Lawyers for the athletes have said that the pool of arbitrators the anti-doping agency wishes to use is too small and that the arbitrators within it have too many ties with the agency to render an unbiased decision.
