Subjectively perceived affronts cannot always be proved.

The notion of the object and purpose of the treaty was determined subjectively by each State.

This preserves for these communities the sovereign right and power to decide who is a member of their communities, both subjectively and objectively, without external interference.

Europe s global influence is feeble because of its internal quarrels and lack of unity, which render the European Union weak and limit its ability to act. Objectively strong, subjectively infirm that is how the EU s present condition can be described.

In view of the continuing wave of acts of violence stemming from xenophobia or racism which have produced a feeling of insecurity among ethnic minorities, it is understandable that even relatively minor incidents occurring in daily life situations represent, subjectively, a greater threat and carry a greater emotional charge than was the case a few years ago.

According to the latter, a reasonable excuse within the meaning of article 44 CISG can be recognized only when the buyer's failure to give notice to the seller of the lack of conformity is due to reasons that would have excused an average buyer in the normal course of business conducted in good faith, provided that the buyer acted with the diligence subjectively expected by him according to the circumstances.

The State cannot impose a particular ethnic identity on a given person (which is what the apartheid regime in South Africa sought to do) by the use of negative sanctions against those who do not want to be part of that group nor can persons belonging to minorities subject to any disadvantage persons who on objective criteria may be held to form part of their group but who subjectively do not want to belong to it.