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The existence of a gender bias in the organization of international trade, market economy and social policy will be evaluated.

And there's another cognitive bias

Furthermore, the polarization within Nicaragua has contributed to an anti planning bias, given the centralized structure of the previous Government.

There is, and will continue to be, male chauvinism in all different areas.

As a result, Governments have taken initiatives to orient their own people towards entrepreneurship, to provide a nurturing environment for entrepreneurship and to remove popular prejudice against entrepreneurship.

Then they said, Let's see if there's any cultural bias here.

Father, without prejudice... would you say that was a friendly noise?

Be good enough to glance through it. And no prejudice, please.

Nor would there be any bias in the naturalization of children.

quot Demonstrate impartiality and objectivity in the implementation of his her mandate

But this claim, is a rhetorical trap, hidden behind a political bias.

Then they said, Okay let's see if there's any cultural bias here.

This approach may lead to results bias in one way or another.

There is a wide range of specialists in Aruba, with some 67 specialists representing around 20 different specialisms.

If we assume that these cars are making this turn right over here, that all of them are making this turn at a constant speed.

Classism is prejudice or discrimination on the basis of social class.

But what we've learn is that these biases might be a deeper part of us than that.

We are all agreed on the urgent need to make better use of the region apos s resources.

Iraq, elsewhere, there is a longer term trend that does represent some good news.

Cuba reported a trend towards the feminization of the technical workforce as a result of such activities.

If their experience of principalship, either as a student or as an educator, has been with male principals then often they have an unconscious bias towards appointing men to principalship.

This structural characteristic of the graph reinforces general Israeli sentiment regarding international media bias. The pro Palestinian side.

One submission said that staffing imbalance created partiality towards particular issues.

It called upon the Haitian Armed Forces to guarantee these rights impartially to all Haitians. 37

This suggests that there is little gender difference in primary education in general.

It is highly urbanized, with the capital, San Juan, accounting for about one third of the population.4

Any such presence should be terminated immediately, totally and unconditionally.

Thus a well functioning collective security system remains a goal to be achieved.

There may also be a bias against recruiting women by some employers in the informal sector.

Last but not least, the Council must act and be seen as acting impartially in the performance of its responsibilities.

It seems, I suppose, a harmless prejudice and that you're not really hurting anybody.

Even within Wikipedias, where we're creating their own content online, there's a heavy bias towards the place where a lot of the Wikipedia authors are based, rather than to the rest of the world.

A Russian economist says flatly that, there is no consensus in favor of modernization.

The IBA will consist of seven members appointed by the TEC and will function wholly independently from state, governmental and party political influences and free from political or other bias or interference. 28

While legal equality in the open market economy is recognized as being a precondition for realization of the economic potential of women, markets and the private sector are at least as biased against women as the State or the public sector.

However, a certain prejudice in favour of the court apos s jurisdiction should result from the rules of the constituent convention.

The Committee is concerned at reports of biased treatment of asylum seekers by the media (art. 4).

We are pleased by developments in the process, and want all aspects of the conflict to be resolved without prejudice to any of the parties to the conflict.

They run in families in about two thirds of cases and rarely occur due to a single gene defect.

Still, the problem existed, and it grew significantly during the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s.

Subject matter Revocation of temporary appointment of judge to another post within the judiciary Alleged bias of Supreme Court judges

This requires a government that is embedded in the private sector, but not in bed with it.

And finally, the blog reminds that a line must be drawn somewhere and how people can act for the betterment of the society

Competent and efficient armed forces, police and judiciary are needed to meet the security challenge.