English-French translation for "bias"

Yet one cannot help thinking that this is not intended to be an objective discussion on the draft Constitution, but rather an extremely biased one, and what might even be called propaganda.

Approximately 55 percent of the hate incidents were motivated by racial bias.

This gap points to a cultural bias that minimizes its usefulness.

However, prejudice in the work of the Tribunal, including anti-Serb bias, persists.

(e) Nationality when it reflects bias or patent prejudice.

It is not only in the transfer payments, it is in all these other payments that we see the bias.

This bias reinforces the lower income effect for women in addition to exposing them to prostitution and accompanying health risks such as

The risks of instability, deflationary bias and the potential accumulation of debt in a single-country reserve system have long been

The BLS research on formula bias is summarized in Moulton (1996).

Although the report by Mr Karas corrects this bias in places, it also makes it worse in others.

The explanation given for the source of the bias is tax evasion.

Nevertheless, the previous table shows a bias towards part 2.

Naturally I am rather biased because of my intensive contact with Slovakia and her people.

However, existing information schemes are heavily biased towards what has been termed “Western science”.

2.4 According to the author, the judiciary was biased, not impartial and under the influence of the President.

There is no evidence that producers have been 'biased' by their earlier involvement in TBFRA.

However, as the case of the Philippines illustrates, the assumptions that underlie the macro estimates may bias the results upwards

The campaign was not free and fair because the media were biased.

The current trading system is no doubt biased against developing countries.

Policy emphasis in Sri Lanka too was similarly biased.