I'm only speaking impersonally. About history.

The time has come to carry out that review objectively and calmly.

Furthermore, we must address and objectively analyse the issue of debt.

But you can get this very weird, subtle perspective that you can look at your own thought process objectively.

Now that enlargement has taken place, it is easier to discuss migration objectively.

In all his reports, the Special Rapporteur has striven to report objectively on the situation as he has witnessed and understood it.

Given that Iraq agreed unconditionally and unreservedly to all the provisions of resolution 687 (1991), the cease fire resolution, we shall discuss objectively and impartially some of those aspects addressed in the letter of the Minister for Foreign Affairs of the Iraqi regime.

Now in fact, you had objectively more information the first time around than the second time around, but I would venture to guess that you felt that it was more real the second time around.

You would not believe how easy it is to persuade people to do things with their computers which are objectively not in their interest.

We are still Cartesians the children of Descartes who believe that subjectivity, consciousness, sets us apart that the world is divided into subjects and objects that there is nature on one side, culture on another.

In crimes with political motivation, the serenity of justice could be called into question.

It means being able to observe our thought stream and the process of emotion with high clarity, objectivity and from a third person perspective.

Meanwhile, with a genuinely inclusive and objectively administered constitution, Egypt could pivot back toward democracy.

Human rights issues must be addressed with objectivity, respect for national sovereignty and territorial integrity and non interference in the internal affairs of States.

Many of these efforts have sprung up in an urgent response to circumstances and without time to determine appropriate frameworks objectively.

Institutional reform is not an end in itself, but should flow from objectively assessed needs and our determination to make multilateralism more effective.

We are still Cartesians the children of Descartes who believe that subjectivity, consciousness, sets us apart that the world is divided into subjects and objects that there is nature on one side, culture on another.

We must see environmental problems and energy scarcity for what they are threats to mankind as a whole.

In a positive context, self consciousness may affect the development of identity, for it is during periods of high self consciousness that people come the closest to knowing themselves objectively.

The General Assembly was obligated to consider those proposals on their own merits, given its role in the allocation of the resources necessary to ensure the full implementation of all mandates that it itself has adopted.

Members shall have expertise and specific qualifications in the subject matter covered by the Convention. They shall serve objectively and in the best interests of the Convention.

We must work for a more interactive relationship between the Council and the General Assembly, and for more frequent and substantive reporting by the Council to the general membership.

The Commission shall not have the power to make decisions ex aequo et bono. In the proceedings leading to the Delimitation Decision, neither Party contended that the Commission should depart from the boundaries that it would objectively determine were laid down in the stated treaties.

Utilizing this technique it is possible to determine the concentrations of Ap4A in the tears of patients and in such way diagnose objectively if the samples are indicative of dry eye.

As has been stated, the Chair of The Hague Code of Conduct has promised substantive and positive consideration of the amendments presented to the General Assembly at the next plenary session of subscribing States to The Hague Code of Conduct.

If you objectively look at the pattern of abuses committed by this government, not just against the opposition parties but also against civil society and business competitors of the allies, it is difficult not to conclude that we are on the road back towards the one party state.

We hope that members will consider our comments objectively. We are fully confident that the recommendations of the report of the national Committee will achieve precisely the results called for in the report of the International Commission.

Before enlargement, it was politically incorrect to discuss possible waves of migration to the West, as EU politicians saw this as an obstacle to the enlargement process. Now that enlargement has taken place, it is easier to discuss migration objectively.

60. In previous reports, the Human Rights Division provided objective information on continuing shortcomings in the administration of justice, but at the same time made it clear that the overall process of judicial reform, still at a rather intermediate stage, was on the right track.

In the performance of my duties, I shall proceed with objectivity and impartiality in dealing with all situations and with all States, but, as an overwhelming expression of love for my people, whom I shall shortly cease to represent in the United Nations, I shall be especially strict within my mandate in ensuring that Ecuador displays a blameless approach to respect for human rights.

While it is true that a single trial year cannot objectively form a basis for a conclusive assessment of the functioning of the governing bodies of funds and programmes, the report nevertheless did stress several positive aspects dealing with the improvement in methods of work of those bodies, particularly as regards the situation which prevailed before their restructuring.

Contra principia negantem non est disputandum (Latin, alternatively Contra principia negantem disputari non potest and Contra principia negantem disputari nequit literally, Against one who denies the principles, there can be no debate ) is a principle of logic and law in order to debate reasonably about a disagreement, there must be agreement about the principles or facts by which to judge the arguments.