Maybe I'm a bit prejudiced. What are you doing?

All the better. Your reports would be unbiased.

It is painting biased reports on Islam by Western cultures.

Namely, the extent to which you have one of these biased time perspectives.

So I made a vegetable point of view of the growth of San Jose.

Violation of the right to be tried by an independent and impartial tribunal

The Government, however, exerted control with bias and partiality.

It strikes me that much of the textbooks that are used to educate our children are inherently biased.

Sources claimed that the Commission was biased in favour of the Government in its work and in general.

It can't just be a giant sexist conspiracy.

At the same time, the Agency's safeguards should not be used to serve partisan political objectives.

Instead, you've suffered through a prejudiced America, to bring me closer to the American Dream

In many cases, however, framework conditions are biased against SMEs.

One prerequisite of such action is to end the reign of impunity by providing impartial justice.

In such cases, diplomats will too often merely report the regime s reassuring yet biased analysis.

Such briefings could assist the Council in producing more balanced and impartial decisions.

The report of the Special Committee (A 60 380), however, presented a biased and anachronistic picture of the situation in the region.

Terrorist Organizations and Formations Stressing that counterterrorism is a collective work requiring mutual support and international synergy and total readiness to exchange security information and details and close coordination.

Replying to the United States representative's criticism that in his report he had taken a one sided view of proportionality, he said that one should look at the facts.

Mr. Cumberbach Miguén (Cuba) said that Special Rapporteurs were only mediators if their policies were impartial.

The President of the Supreme Court has interfered in a biased and political way in the judicial proceedings on the massacre instituted in 1990.

Concerning the elements of the scale methodology, the income measure must give a clear and unbiased picture of overall economic performance.

The propaganda exercise is bolstered by the intimidation of those who express a wish to return or who attempt to disseminate impartial information on the issue.

The provision of unbiased information on safe sex practices, on the full range of preventive measures, must be made widely available to all young people.

Similarly, it is important to draw a distinction between the political responsibilities of States and the responsibilities attached to humanitarian activities conducted by neutral and impartial agencies.

And the problem is that they can become biased, because you learn to over use some of them and under use the others.

With a dispassionate eye on the long game, what will the president himself be thinking?

In policy development the gender issue is that many development policies, programs and activities are unfavourably gender biased.

Upon request by United Nations departments, other entities and agencies, the Office will be available to provide impartial and cost effective implementation services.

And if we can get to the place where men who act out in sexist ways will lose status, young men and boys who act out in sexist and harassing ways towards girls and women, as well as towards other boys and men, will lose status as a result of it, guess what?

Nevertheless, the Committee recognizes its obligation to evaluate radiation exposures and to provide estimates of radiation risks that are soundly based, consistent and unbiased.

As the District Court considered itself biased, his request was heard by the Brno Town Court, which rejected it on 24 June 1991.

DMOs should guarantee the credibility of the system by providing unbiased information and offering an easy to use, attractive website.

Regrettably, owing to an apparent lack of information on the part of the author, the letter included inaccurate and distorted information, often leading to tendentious conclusions.

A plan of action has been established in order to create or strengthen independent media structures to provide populations affected by conflicts with a non partisan view of the situation.

A new understanding and acceptance of the principles of international economic and political cooperation, based on fair and unbiased international relations, should be a by product of this effort.

 corruption can be used to persuade the election administrators to interfere in a partisan manner with, for instance, the registration of voters, the ballot papers, the ballot box, and the final protocol from polling stations .

It is apparent from the RRT decision that the Tribunal has acted biasly sic and decided his case against the weight of evidence .

51. Although the results of the Uruguay Round had been partial and unsatisfactory for developing countries, Pakistan welcomed the conclusion of the Uruguay Round negotiations.

Design of experiments, using blocking to reduce the influence of confounding variables, and randomized assignment of treatments to subjects to allow unbiased estimates of treatment effects and experimental error.

The risk, however, is that reporting could be limited to the 10 indicators that have the best rate of implementation, giving biased information on programme implementation.

We can also thereby offer a good foundation for national reconciliation, because the national reconciliation we all wish to see in the Sudan can succeed only if impartial justice is done.

More and more, indigenous women, living as they did in sexist, male dominated societies, were demanding their rights, and their problem was the concern of all three branches of the Government.

2nd 314 (1978)), issues of FBI misconduct, allowing of prejudicial and inflammatory evidence not relevant to the case and disallowance of evidence favourable to the defendant were raised.

The State party wonders how, in the circumstances, a tribunal that acquitted the author can be qualified as partial and its judges subject to the influence of high government officials.