objectivity

Preposition: of

• auditor: The Committee's duties include keeping under review the scope and results of the audit, its cost-effectiveness and the objectivity of the auditors.
• mathematics: The rules of logic and consistency which permeate the use of natural language provide the bedrock upon which the objectivity of mathematics rests.
• science: In what way does this reduce the objectivity of science?
• assessment: Some problems of self-assessment include the objectivity of the assessment.
• knowledge: But where would the force of this claim for the objectivity of scientific knowledge have derived from?

Converse of object

• precede: I start from the premiss that subjectivity always precedes objectivity.
• deny: In other words, an argument that solely concerns subjectivity can be used to deny objectivity.
• lack: We see from here how easily a person lacking objectivity can err.
• retain: Equally, schools appeared keen to retain the objectivity of a multi-agency team that was not employed directly by the school.
• maintain: Do you join the war of words or maintain objectivity by only reporting on what was said by both sides.
• ensure: The plan should be audited ideally by an independent auditor to ensure objectivity.

Adjective modifier

• journalistic: Journalistic objectivity be damned, I'm just grateful to be meeting the great man.
• scholarly: Or do these authors seem to want to maintain a stance of scholarly objectivity, merely describing these movements to others?
• scientific: Where there should have been scientific objectivity there has been voodoo medicine; patients who have sought care have had their trust abused.
• pure: Disclaimer We make no claims to pure objectivity in judging our Special Places to Stay.
• apparent: It relies more on interpretation than on the apparent objectivity conveyed by the quantitative methods.
• historical: Lessons of October was part of the struggle for historical objectivity which was already under threat from the ruling group in the party.

Preposition: in

• relation: EB also discussed the tension between managers ' discretion and objectivity in relation to applying PHSO policies.
• process: Application For Employment An employer should consider having a standard form of application to ensure consistency, fairness and objectivity in the recruitment process.