At the same time, we need to take into account the fact that information coming from NGOs may not be free of subjectivity.

Ambiguity and subjectivity have no place in matters of life and death. Yet, when it comes to the imposition of capital punishment, both are prominent.

While the Commission may have structural deficiencies, it is its working methods that we must focus on in order to eliminate bias, subjectivity and selectivity.

74. Mr. GUARINI (United States of America) drew attention to the subjectivity of the opinion expressed by the sponsors of the resolution as to the clarity of its contents.

She expressed the view that cases of positive or negative subjectivity of a discriminatory nature were increasing throughout the organizations and that the proposed system did not adequately address this question.

We are still Cartesians the children of Descartes who believe that subjectivity, consciousness, sets us apart that the world is divided into subjects and objects that there is nature on one side, culture on another.

The programme ensures the subjectivity of pupils and teachers, the important participation of parents in the shaping of teaching and guidance processes and educational opportunities for disabled children and youth, or those in need of special care.

In order not to introduce a high degree of subjectivity, the Commission should limit itself to implicit prohibitions or authorizations that could logically and reasonably be deduced from the intention of the parties at the time they concluded the treaty.

The subjectivity of the notion was not, however, sufficient reason for abstaining from an effort to define it other legal notions ( public morals , reasonable , good faith ) were equally subjective or changed with time and did not pose insurmountable problems in their application.

However, a degree of subjectivity was involved in determining those core obligations and it must therefore be acknowledged that, while the law of treaties appeared to be a set of neutral secondary rules on the legal effects of treaties, it did contain some subjective elements.

13. The Advisory Committee has commented previously on the subjectivity and arbitrariness of the classification of Programme Delivery and Administrative Support costs and on the wide variation in PD and AS costs shown under various regions (A AC.96 884 Add.3, paras. 27).

Furthermore, draft article 18, which gave other in other words, third States the possibility of control over a question belonging to the exclusive competence of the successor State, was capable of creating problems. It contained elements of subjectivity where objectivity should prevail and should therefore be reconsidered.

Those are the limits to the subjectivity available to the Committee when exercising its control functions under the Covenant and the Optional Protocol, excluding factors such as what is preferable from the supposed standpoint of the prisoner, death or awaiting death, or fear of a possible misinterpretation by the State of the message contained in the Committee apos s decisions.

Further, it was observed that although the subjectivity might be most apparent in international procurement, as what is an abnormally low price in one country may be perfectly normal in another, in the domestic procurement context such techniques as selling old stock below cost or below cost pricing to keep the workforce occupied were legitimate. Therefore, prices could be low but not abnormally low.

In that connection, he recalled the jurisprudence of the Nuremberg Tribunal concerning manifestly unlawful orders and the development, in the 1970s and 1980s, of the concept of international subjectivity, in other words recognition of the individual at the international level. He added that the French Court of Cassation, in its judgement in the Barbie case, had clearly established the principle of responsibility of the individual and the concepts of universal justice and universal competence.