To enable transpositional scrutiny, Sen (by following Adam Smith's notion of the 'impartial spectator', see [ 84] cited in [ 53], p.124), calls for processes of 'open impartiality' (ibid., p.123).
The opposition parties say that Prof Longley's emails, in which he appears to be requesting specific evidence from the government to support the need for service changes, calls this impartiality and independence into doubt.
Forced to serve a five-match touchline ban for calling the impartiality of referee Martin Atkinson into question following a controversial defeat at Chelsea in March, Ferguson was aghast at a misconduct charge being brought against Wayne Rooney the following month when he swore into a TV camera at West Ham.
The king's reputation for impartiality was so great that he was often called upon to arbitrate disputes outside France, as he once did in a violent dispute between Henry III and his barons.
Uganda's existing courts are not known for impartiality or independence.
It could damage one of his prime assets: a reputation for impartiality.
The BBC should always be looking for impartiality, and seeking out new voices.
I don't buy it – a defendant of Simpsonian magnitude doesn't allow for impartiality.
The new administration body will be based in Lucerne, Switzerland, purely for impartiality.
While most rap-rock acts feel obliged to choose a side, Linkin Park strives for impartiality.
