Unlike the Federal process, the oath necessary to participate in the impeachment sessions is specified and requires the senators to "truly and impartially" address the charge as a reminder that they are exercising more judicial functions.
It is absurd on its face to think that the Committee can fairly and impartially address the potential ethics violations outlined herein when the Committee's Chair and her staff appear to have orchestrated them in the first place, or at best were aware of them and did nothing to stop the violations, therefore becoming co-conspirators.
And more generally, it must be said that Sidgwick, under the influence of Hegel and other historically-minded philosophers, did not claim that he was impartially addressing all historically important methods of ethics, but only those that in his estimate had become the live options as humanity had progressed (Schultz, 2013 and 2014).
The latter studies do provide an understanding of human behavior with imagery in given contexts; however, this behavior is hard, if not impossible, to compare impartially across applications and techniques in order to address the overarching image fusion goals.
The union representatives focused on Heydon's agreement to give the Sir Garfield Barwick address – a Liberal party event – and its effect on perceptions of his ability to decide on the commission's work impartially.
The issue, I would remind each group I addressed, is not the flaws in this election, but whether or not processes were being put in place to impartially adjudicate complaints and take action to correct problems before the next election.
We stand, impartially, with you.
Addressing the first batch of potential jurors, in a speech that he is scheduled to give at least five more times in the next three days, Judge George O'Toole said that the jury's duty was "to serve fairly and impartially".
Both these arts draw opposite conclusions impartially.
But people had assumed that the law was enforced impartially.
Our laws have always been robustly, consistently and impartially enforced.
