It has a picture on the front drawn in the same dispassionate way as a Ford Escort would have been – it's really, really great.
A similar process should be adopted to initiate a dispassionate debate on the rights of LGBTQI staff within NGOs, regardless of the legal and social framework they operate in.
What is most disturbing about Spero's use of this material is the seemingly neutral, dispassionate manner of its display.
Last week, Lord Steyn quoted Churchill on the dispassionate rights affecting the accused and convicted.
While many other social psychologists become dispassionate in their studies, Peter remained fervent about his and cared deeply about the people whose backgrounds had led them to behave in various antisocial ways.
Let's be dispassionate for a minute: do the lessons of recent history indicate we actually make these things better?
President Kibaki's government, according to the Waki report, had "lost its legitimacy" and was "not seen as dispassionate".
This was exactly in tune with his own emerging ideas.The dispassionate romanticComing from drab, class-ridden, 1950s Britain, Brian might have stayed.
A dispassionate chronological narrative, it is an excellent introduction to a bitterly contested topic.
The staccato and oddly dispassionate voices of translators, conveying testimony often given in Xhosa, Sotho or Zulu, added detail upon hideous detail.
At his first full meeting with Wall Street analysts in June last year, he ridiculed earlier forecasts that Gillette's earnings could grow by 18% a year and resolutely refused to give an earnings forecast himself.It is not just that a company's managers need to be honest about their performance: investors also need to take a more dispassionate view of what they are told.
