'My world' is subjective.

Greater subjective well being.

His writing is very subjective.

3. Subjective indicators (by children)

Merely a vivid subjective image.

Germany continues to maintain that only the objective nature of a transaction involving a foreign State and not its subjective purpose should determine whether the State is entitled to immunity.

Separate subjective and objective variables are at play.

In particular, Glimcher wants to identify brain structures that process key elements of utility theory when people face uncertainty (1) subjective value, (2) probability, (3) the product of subjective value and probability (expected subjective value), and (4) a neuro computational mechanism that selects the element from the choice set that has the highest expected subjective value

So, in my completely unbiased, subjective opinion, it's brilliant.

But the first thing is that all value is subjective.

The resolution was biased, intrusive, selective, subjective and highly politicized.

That reasoning may be considered excessively subjective on two counts.

And do not get the impression that this is very subjective.

That subjective assessment is irrelevant to the objective existence of remedies.

Now listen to me, Eliza All this irritation is purely subjective.

The study has been extremely useful in pinpointing areas where specific types and intensities of effects of soil degradation occur, but has also been criticized because of its subjective nature and its reliance on expert opinion only.

Furthermore, a claim such as that of the majority is completely subjective.

By its nature it is a rather subjective undertaking, which must take into account perceptions of individual countries, past experiences from former conflicts as well as eye witness accounts of the humanitarian implications of explosive remnants of war.

A subjective test would run the risk of causing much confusion in practice.

It was for States, as the originators of customary rules, to ensure that codification included their actions or omissions as characterized by the objective factor of repetition in time and space and the subjective factor of awareness of their obligatory nature.

However, the contours of what peacebuilding meant were reasonably specific and not really subjective.

314. The subjective state of health as assessed by the population itself is good.

Chronic pain is difficult to treat even the most effective medications provide only modest relief to a minority of patients. This can be explained partly by pain s subjective nature, and partly by the fact that its source can be difficult to pinpoint.

75. At present, it is safe to say that the use of judicial mechanisms may be risky due to the problem of different interpretive tools, the subjective and highly political nature of these State chartered forums, and continuing cultural biases demonstrated by Governments.

One can say with certainty that, during the two years in which we chaired the ECO regional structure, in spite of certain subjective and objective complications, it became firmly established in the system of inter State organizations of a non political nature.

This is the subjective height the height you saw of these guys at various points.

Assessments as to where majorities or minorities lie are subjective and are beside the point.

And these are subjective values, and what you can see is, our two rules are preserved.

3), land rights (Art. 27), workers' rights (Art. 123) and public subjective rights in its Constitution.

However, problems of definition arose equitable , for instance, was a subjective expression and hard to define.

61. Mr. Ayewah (Nigeria) said that the draft resolution was subjective, tendentious and, in places, inaccurate.

Such reference points are not as vulnerable to distortion or subjective evaluation as are vague, general formulas.

The classification of low , medium or high is subjective and relative to the situation in each country.

In order to define clearly the legal nature of such acts, the Commission should take into account not only the objective elements of such unilateral acts, but also their subjective elements, such as the intention of the States in question, an aspect which is difficult to grasp.

However, the criterion should be less subjective and should be based on the express intention of the parties.

In that regard, it was noted that the qualification of substantial to the damage caused would be subjective.

And I was thinking, well I'm trying to think nature, nature, nature.

With regard to the draft guidelines proposed by the Special Rapporteur, his delegation welcomed the introduction of criteria to determine the object and purpose of a treaty and would recommend combining draft guidelines 3.1.5 and 3.1.6, since the criteria were more important than the definition, which was by its nature subjective.

The self introduces the subjective perspective in the mind, and we are only fully conscious when self comes to mind.

Clearly, genetic markers are useful in designing clinical trials. But are more subjective factors like race or ethnicity also relevant?

The arguments of the majority are, in any case, subjective and do not represent an objective analysis of treaty norms.

Nevertheless, it is imperative to define this principle of self determination more precisely in order to avoid any subjective interpretations.

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The Team will then prioritize its follow up enquiries according to objective and subjective judgements as to the likely level of threat.

There was an urgent need to replace the current subjective reimbursement methodology, which had been approved on an interim basis in 1974.