Traduction de «Observer bias » (Anglais → Français) :

E. whereas in recent months Russia has waged an increasingly vocal campaign against OSCE election observers, accusing them of bias and of focusing almost exclusively on elections "east of Vienna"; whereas Russia's diplomatic delegation to the OSCE's headquarters in Vienna last month circulated proposals to limit missions by the OSCE's Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights (ODIHR) to 50 people and bar them from making public assessments immediately after elections; whereas, according to Vladimir Churov, head of the Central Electoral Commission, Russia will invite "300 to 400 foreign observers" to the 2 December 2007 elect ...[+++]ion – a fraction of the 1 165 present at the last parliamentary poll in March 2003,

In this context, the European Union deplores the serious irregularities in the conduct of these elections, including instances of ballot stuffing, media bias, lack of transparency in vote counting and tabulation as well as the multiple obstacles faced by international observers.

- Observers shall maintain strict impartiality in the conduct of their duties, and shall at no time express any bias or preference in relation to national authorities, parties, candidates, or with reference to any issues in contention in the election process;

As for the argument that these requirements are acceptable under the CCAA because the BIA imposes the same requirements on an insolvent debtor seeking an extension of time for filing a proposal under that Act, the Institute observed that these criteria would be " contrary to the express policy of the government to encourage insolvent businesses to restructure their financial affairs and emerge as viable operating companies" .

The divisive politics of Thailand are, by the assessments of some observers, not limited to the political sphere as the judiciary and other major institutions, which are meant to be neutral, are often accused of demonstrating political bias.

This criteria, I think, demonstrates a bias towards traditional models of clinical research, such as controlled, randomized, double-blinded trials, and fails to acknowledge important information that can be gleaned from alternative methods of health research, such as observational databases and other kinds of qualitative measures that approach health in a more holistic way.