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On August 19th, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov used the term "aggression" when criticizing a summit statement issued by the North Atlantic Council: The declaration above all appears unobjective and biased, because there's not a word about how all this started, why it happened, who started the aggressive action and who armed Georgia.

I, as a Native American, find it insulting and as a scholar I find it to be unobjective and ethnocentric to talk about discovering other people.

See, e.g., William Cavanaugh, Stan the Man: A Thoroughly Biased Account of a Complete Unobjective Person, in STANLEY HAUERWAS, THE HAUERWAS READER 17 (John Berkman & Michael Cartwright eds., 2001); Charles R.

(73) The highest stated reason for this view was the perception that the ICTY was "unfair, partial and unobjective." (74) Other stated reasons for this negative view include the belief that the ICTY only tried Serbs, the ICTY was anti-Serbian, and that the ICTY was an illegal or political court.

The overall result of this unobjective survey is a surprisingly narrow 8-7 victory to Portugal.

In a recent, totally unobjective survey of my closest lesbian friends, some of whom are in long-term relationships and some of whom are single, I discovered that none were having sex.

Lavrov then called the declaration approved at the NATO meeting "unobjective and biased." He accused NATO of trying to rescue what he called the "criminal regime" of Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili, a close Western ally who is pushing hard to win his country membership in the alliance.

Khenpo bSod nams dar rgyas's main argument in the treatise is that the misnomer of Buddhism as superstition is "unobjective, unjust, and ignorant" (bSod nams dar rgyas 2001:170).

"The investigation conducted by the Petrograd Municipal GPU in this case was unobjective, one-sided, and failed to disclose the real reasons for the workers' dissatisfaction," charged the centrally appointed investigators; it "limited itself to investigating the level of involvement on the part of those arrested in the Menshevik or SR party organizations.

To safeguard their version of Spain, conflicting evidence must be dismissed as unobjective, or even - as often happens, though not in this case - maliciously labelled as fascist propaganda.

In one narrative a woman uses descriptive words to express "the biggest nightmare" of her life--WorkCover: The words which come to mind when I think of WorkCover are --Obstructive, destructive, bullies, hostile, uncooperative, antagonistic, grandiose, dictatorial, authoritative, fractionalised, unprofessional, egotistical, ill-prepared, poorly educated or prepared for the position, unsympathetic, unobjective, and blatant sympathisers of the employer.

In so doing he has also confronted the charge that M-O reports were 'unscientific' and 'unobjective' by showing the impossibility of the baggage-free inquirer, indeed the value of the subjective in forming an authentic picture of a past society.

At the same time, I am sure that much of what I have to say, and perhaps even how I say it, is far too 'unobjective' for many in the media trenches to 'get.' Most distrust personality-inflected commentary from independent journalists who deviate or dissent from the straight and narrow, or even from the more predictable left-right divide....

When based on emotion and not quantification, the pay issue becomes very unobjective and irrational."