The subjective approach, which takes into consideration i. the idea behind the treaty, ii.

On the other hand, some argue a reconciliation is yet to be found between subjective and objective approaches:

As in music, we take a subjective approach and a game, albeit a rout, can be hailed a critical success.

Michigan's system was seen as vulnerable because it is explicit, whereas other institutions use more subtle and subjective approaches.

First, the best colleges have taken a more subjective approach to need, adjusting scholarships to match or exceed offers that students get elsewhere.

In 1992 he designed the game Over the Edge, which involved free-form rules and a subjective approach.

(This subjective approach to filming was consequently used in various places throughout the film.)

Secondly, consciousness is defined as experience, a far more subjective approach.

In the subjective approach, every person in the dream represents an aspect of the dreamer.

It may have been this subjective judicial approach which led to the strange result in Attwood.