The British Chambers of Commerce with its broader membership, including SMEs, is taking a similarly impartial line, to the point where its director general, John Longworth resigned after being suspended for saying the UK's long-term prospects could be "brighter" outside the EU.
They may also need to act as impartial line judges on rare occasions when the teams cannot cooperate on a call.
Because they're the evidence that a crime has been committed.' There's already too much that is bogus about the abortion debate in America for me to pretend that I'm an impartial, neutral observer to this line of argument.
Personnel managers maintained that the one-minute cutoff ensured an impartial selection and was in line with past hiring practices.
Personnel Department managers have defended the process, saying it was in line with past hiring practices and ensured an impartial selection.
Nakhle is open in admitting that the LCC does not offer international media an impartial version of events, merely an alternative to the official line.
This is no time to be an impartial observer, your dog's college admissions are on the line!
An impartial judge and an impartial twelve citizens will decide this case.
It should describe rather than prescribe, casting an impartial eye on everything from Anglo-Saxon monosyllables to the latest technical jargon (though Trench drew the line at regional dialect).
Still, gambling proponents, who have lined up powerful Washington lobbyists, have repeatedly expressed their concern that the industry will not get an impartial review.
