lack of objectivity

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noun[U]
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/ˌɒb.dʒekˈtɪv.ə.ti/us
/ˌɑːb.dʒekˈtɪv.ə.t̬i/
the fact of being based on facts and not influenced by personal beliefs ...
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But if you think of economics as a science, itslackofobjectivitywill merely irritate.
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Through such phenomena, 'clinical experience' has assumed unparalleled legitimacy as a basis of knowledge and practice, regardless of itslackofobjectivityand substantiation through further, adequately controlled studies.
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The whole of the language in the report shows alackofobjectivity.
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However, practices concerning recruitment, training and promotion use age enthusiastically despite itslackofobjectivity.
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However, we have heard some stunning evidence today about thelackofobjectivity.
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We know that alackofobjectivityin applying the precautionary principle has led to countless cases of non-compliance.
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Could this be seen as alackofobjectivityfor the sake of political correctness?
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Whatever the source of that career service advice, there seems to be alackofobjectivity.
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With their usuallackofobjectivity, certain teachers' organisations immediately assumed that that was an attack on the teaching profession.
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We were told that many solicitors and some barristers criticise thelackofobjectivityof the system.
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I referred earlier to thelackofobjectivityin risk calculation, but the position is worse than that.
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He also admitted his political prejudices so as to disarm the reader's objections to hislackofobjectivity.
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His greater weakness is a completelackofobjectivity.
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Graffiti was sprayed on the wall accusing the agency of alackofobjectivity.
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Many bank and brokers provide research to the investment community, however this form of research suffers from a real or perceivedlackofobjectivity.
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These mostly concurred with earlier reviewers of the film, who complained that the movie displays a seriouslackofobjectivity.
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Criticism towards the public broadcaster intensified around 20032005, when it was accused of a wide range of shortcomings including self-censorship,lackofobjectivityand selective news coverage.
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