The scope of this approach is limited, for states are notoriously reluctant to abide by impartial findings on matters they regard as being of vital importance.
The US mission to the EU also "noted with concern" the draft motion stating that "it is important that the process of identifying competitive harms and potential remedies be based on objective and impartial findings and not be politicised".
In our view, to make a difference, evaluations must deliver credible and impartial findings and recommendations, which feed directly into policies and programmes.
Accountability begins with independent and impartial fact finding.
Their approach to finding objective, impartial ethical norms is to advocate that each individual be impartially motivated by equal concern for all.
If one-on-one conversations do not completely solve the problem, she recommends finding an impartial faculty member who is willing to offer confidential advice.
Right now, finding an impartial jury is not the impossibility it would have been had the trial been a few years ago".
Virulently anti-Catholic, he nonetheless built a reputation as a tireless and impartial constituency MP, always finding time to sort out mundane problems for Catholic opponents as well as Protestant supporters.
Writing on WBUR's "Cognoscenti" blog, retired judge, Harvard Law Professor, and CLBB faculty member Nancy Gertner warns of the difficulty and importance of finding an impartial jury for the high-profile Whitey Bulger trial.
The announcement this afternoon by the prosecutor, C. Wesley Lane II, ended speculation that he would drop the case because of the cost, the difficulty of finding an impartial jury and the emotional toll on the victims of another trial for Mr. Nichols, who was convicted of federal charges.
As concerns grow about the difficulty of finding an impartial jury for a major terrorism trial scheduled to start next month in Federal District Court in Manhattan, the judge in the case says he plans to screen at least 1,500 people, one of the largest jury pools ever in a federal criminal case.
