At a national level, he was a member of the group that produced a Groundplan for the Study of Religion, published by the Schools Council in 1977, an important exercise in framing aims and objectives for an impartial study of religion.
After listening to exchanges of scientific details for two hours, Mr. Waxman read the language of a proposed letter to the Secretary of Health and Human Services, asking for an impartial study of the question.
In March , 2005 just before the commemoration of the ninetieth anniversary of the Day of Remembrance, the Turkish Prime Minister, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, called for an "impartial study" to look into what had really happened to the Armenians.
"We are fed up with Turkish movies that portray us as hairy, morally promiscuous and money-grubbing creatures," explained one.In a groundbreaking if modest gesture, Turkey's mildly Islamist prime minister, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, made a joint call last month with the main opposition leader, Deniz Baykal, for an impartial study by historians from both sides of the genocide debate.
Check out the statistics and returns from impartial studies of money manager performance.
But let's also find out what a thorough, impartial study can reveal.
First, he said, there should be an impartial study of the best use of the area's city-owned assets.
Along with site-specific investigator assessments, an independent review committee (i.e. central review) with no affiliation to the study sponsor examined blinded tumor response data for impartial and independent efficacy assessments in two sequential components.
Otherwise, they may risk their reputation for impartial research.
And where a lot of critics aim for impartial assessment, he has unapologetically privileged his private passions.
