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"It has taken five years to get an objective appraisal of my trial," he said.

Let us make a fair and objective appraisal of this financial activity."

"My job is to give an objective appraisal."

"By any rational, objective appraisal, the Serbs will have to find a way to comply.

A more just and objective appraisal of the meaning of these religious movements must be sought.

He turned back to the office windows, giving them a more objective appraisal, the frames were heavy enough to nail planks across.

While a person is in the Adult ego state, he/she is directed towards an objective appraisal of reality.

Our commitment is only to the traveler, and our goal is balanced, critical, objective appraisals.

Mark, research, research, research and objective appraisal.

Rewards must be earned through excellence assessed through a hard-headed and objective appraisal process."

Give me an android's objective appraisal."

An objective appraisal would admit that in creating the euro the EU has tried to create a silk purse from a pig's ear.

Instead of an objective appraisal of an excellent book we have a sectarian analysis of a sectarian leadership.

My review was an objective appraisal of a book which, in my professional opinion, had several serious shortcomings and errors, many of which, incidentally, I blamed on the publisher.

At Coopers & Lybrand, women are benefiting from 'objective appraisals which, for example, follow assignments or precede promotion to associate and principal associate'.

The Queensland Competition Authority (QCA) is an statutory authority which aims to provide independent and objective appraisals to matters which are subject to its review.

Mr. Giuliani said yesterday that he believed that only "an honest, objective appraisal" would answer questions surrounding the contracts and make recommendations for selecting groups to provide youth programs in the future.

First, a health warning: if you are prone to cringe, foam or rage at reviews that put emotion first and last, and make no attempt whatsoever at objective appraisal, look away now.

Despite, and perhaps because of, Charles Lyell's objective appraisals of Scrope's first and certain subsequent works, the pair forged a strong friendship that lasted for the rest of their lives.

American and Pakistani intelligence agents are clearly eager to exploit any rifts within the Taliban, but it is difficult to get objective appraisals of the impact of the weeklong bombing campaign on the Taliban's cohesiveness.

I cannot provide an objective appraisal of "Heidi" because the author is an old friend; I am not among the fanatical fans of "Other People's Money," though I did enjoy parts of it.

"Instead of an all-around objective appraisal of forces in Europe, the NATO figures contain only a selective approach for propaganda purposes," Col. Gen. Nikolai F. Chervov, a member of the Soviet general staff, said.

For all that, I feel Mrs Andrikienis right. The report lacks a certain amount of objective appraisal, analysis and critical spirit, and as it does not draw any conclusions from the issues it considers, it lacks any recommendations.

This example illustrated the common principle of the New Republican Dynasty: the cold-blooded calculation of value, the axiom of putting a price in dollars on everything and everyone, the striving neither for individuated morality nor political appeasement, but for precise, objective appraisals.

The fervor with which Administration officials are praising Mexico's record - even before studying the assessments being collected from various Government agencies - underscores how for Mexico the yearly "certification" process has become more of a joint public-relations campaign aimed at the Congress than an objective appraisal.