Examples of using Is subjective in English and their translations into Swedish
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The Commission considers that the term“serious doubts” is subjective and not appropriate for a Regulation.
consciousness is subjective, therefore there cannot be a science of consciousness.
mainly that it is subjective, since one readily identifies the formations one wishes to see,
How we hear music is subjective and individual, making it difficult to reproduce authentically
most of all that it is subjective, allowing you to see the formations you want to see,
Others again would comment that the case study is subjective, giving too much scope for the researcher s own interpretations.
Scent is subjective and there are as many assessments of a perfume as there are people in the world.
PS the conclusion is that taste is subjective and you can carry on deep frying them until you work it out for yourself.
that there is only relative value which is subjective to the differences in perception.
The evaluation by Sitra's team is subjective, and the list does not involve an objective comparison of companies and solutions.
But if it is subjective and only exists in the head of the observer,
convince someone of something like this, for each default is subjective.
We should start by pointing out that the term“best” in this content is subjective to some extent.
You can make objective claims about a domain that is subjective in its mode of existence, and indeed that's what neurologists do.
The qualification by means of suitability of veterinary medicinal products is subjective, and such wording, can not be introduced in Community legislation.
But if, as you say, the truth is fluid… that the truth is subjective… then maybe you can fight the system.
the most difficult part of the evaluation was the interview, since it is subjective evaluation.
variable is objective and fair while the other is subjective and unfair.
According to the relevant Court case law your personal conviction as to how your own qualifications/experience should have been evaluated is subjective and cannot replace the Selection Board's assessment.
It is also revealed that credit institutions are aware that valuation at fair value is subjective and that they accept this despite the fact that subjectivity can lead to more flexible accounting.