I soldiered on, not compromising my neutrality.
Traditional aid workers worry that the P.R.T.'s and the development companies working for them are compromising their neutrality.
The truth is probably that Google has found a way to get special treatment from Verizon but without actually compromising net neutrality.
But in conflict situations, development groups must keep a safe distance from the state to avoid compromising the neutrality required for humanitarian work.
"Given our mandate to support 'free, fair and transparent' elections, I felt U.N.A.M.A. could not overlook the fraud without compromising our neutrality and becoming complicit in a cover-up," Mr. Galbraith wrote.
But that arrangement is ultimately unsatisfactory, he said, because "as a journalist you have a professional ethic, and by working for them you risk compromising your neutrality, you lose your independence".
Given our mandate to support "free, fair, and transparent" elections, I felt UNAMA could not overlook the fraud without compromising our neutrality and becoming complicit in a cover-up.
In the second document, humanitarian agencies operating in Syria laid out their objections to the UN draft, saying that taking part in the corridors initiative risks "legitimising a move that would put civilians at risk", and compromising the neutrality of aid organisations who might be seen as assisting a party to the conflict.
It is often feared that by engaging politically, humanitarian organisations risk compromising their neutrality.
Upon the official Belgian withdrawal from the Western Alliance, the Belgians refused to engage in any official staff meetings with the French or British military staff for fear of compromising its neutrality.
Byers and Moore, were known as Mr and Mrs Nasty by staff who accused them of compromising civil service neutrality.
