The phrase "access impartial" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of obtaining unbiased information or resources, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "To make informed decisions, it is essential to access impartial sources of information."
Alternatives: "obtain unbiased" or "gain neutral".
It wants every pupil to have access to impartial information about the two routes, which must be given equal weight.
It is crucial that we maintain women's access to impartial, non-directive and clinical information on pregnancy choices.
Or as the handbook asks: "What might be the unintended negative consequences of our activities for people's security, and how can we avoid or minimise these consequences?" The second principle is: ensure people's access to impartial assistance – in proportion to need and without discrimination.
The changes will also give people access to free, impartial guidance to help them decide what to do with their pension savings.
John Cullinane, CIOT's tax policy director, said: "The government need to be careful that in their efforts to wipe out avoidance schemes they don't prevent taxpayers from getting access to honest, impartial advice on the law.
I suggest that the law was explicitly intended to even the playing field of trade by ensuring non-citizens access to an impartial system of coin verification (the dokimastai), and to dispute resolution mechanisms (the People's courts).
As a result, rule of law, including access to an impartial judiciary and the implementation and enforcement of laws, particularly as they relate to gender equity, will be essential in this endeavor.
They have not been charged, have not been allowed to meet or speak with a lawyer and, most importantly, have not been allowed access to any impartial tribunal, either military or civilian, to test whether probable cause exists for their detention.
There is a recognised problem with the lack of financial literacy in the UK and there is a distinct lack of detail in today's announcement on how the Government will ensure people have access to good impartial advice so they make the right decisions about their income for retirement.
"We are disappointed that our audiences in China are denied access to our impartial and editorially independent journalism". There has been no comment from Beijing.
