The implications are so serious and delicate that an impartial, experienced body must resolve the situation.
What's more, it is difficult to claim that as a nation we benefit from a head of state who is both impartial and experienced.
In addition, the investigator had frequent discussion sessions with co-authors and impartial colleagues experienced in qualitative methods, which provided a platform for developing ideas and interpretations that represent the correct picture of reality about the phenomenon under study.
Should legal authorities be impartial, trained and experienced?
Sheehan [ 42] identified 15 facets for the role of external examiner: subject expert, experienced, impartial judge, custodian of standards, interpreter of regulations, rapid reader, board member, decision maker, conflict coper, interviewer, power source, signatory, migrant, reporter and outsider.
Under previous jobs held, the respondent answered "President of the United States". He also wrote that he thought he could be fair and impartial, despite his "unusual experience with the O.I.C.," or Office of Independent Counsel.
As part of a settlement with Warner Bros., the FTC has proposed an order to prohibit the company from "misrepresenting that any gameplay videos disseminated as part of a marketing campaign are independent opinions or the experiences of impartial video game enthusiasts," and requires the company to ensure that proper disclosures are in place during any future campaigns.
It's a fantastic opportunity to use your knowledge and experience to provide impartial support to social workers.
It is this ability to enter diverse inner landscapes, and evoke, with an impartial empathy, entire geographies of experience, that gives Sebald's writing, even at this early stage, its gravitas and its somber beauty.
All sides consider the OSCE to be a highly dependable, impartial, monitoring body with long experience in the region.
Writing for SCOTUSblog, the President made clear that he will nominate someone "eminently qualified," who brings "a commitment to impartial justice," and, critically, whose "experience that suggests he or she... grasps the way [the law] affects the daily reality of people's lives in a big, complicated democracy, and in rapidly changing times".
