Sentence examples similar to an impartial measure from inspiring English sources

It cut to a central conflict bedevilling the industry: although ratings are relied on by investors and regulators as impartial measures, the rating agencies are paid by those they rate for their judgments.With their marks of approval stamped all over the most toxic assets poisoning the financial system, they were quickly blamed for helping cause the credit crunch.

They also argued that impact was difficult to measure in an impartial way.

Research personnel have been trained in the need to deliver the outcome measures in an impartial manner.

State law requires the A.G. to provide an "impartial statement of the purpose of the measure" in language unlikely "to create prejudice for or against" the proposal.

"It is regrettable that Secretary-General Ban did not speak out clearly today about the need for an impartial international investigation that can provide a measure of redress for civilians killed unlawfully".

An arbitrator is an impartial party that rules on a case.

But establishing effective ways to objectively identify and measure progress towards specific targets, but in an impartial and participatory way, remains a challenge.

An impartial judge and an impartial twelve citizens will decide this case.

The court also noted that a defendant in a Wisconsin misdemeanor prosecution has a right to ask for continuances and to challenge prospective jurors on voir dire, and if 'these measures are still not sufficient to provide an impartial jury, the verdict can be set aside after trial based on the denial of a fair and impartial trial.' 41 Wis.2d, at 321, 164 N.W.2d, at 270.

It is an impartial disarmament".

Iraq needs an impartial justice system.