Sentence examples for impartial forum from inspiring English sources

In 1999, Oregon moved to an office of administrative hearings to provide "an independent and impartial forum".

Of course the president does not have to go along with the board, but at least we got the unions a hearing in an impartial forum".

After surveying state and federal court decisions and scholarly opinion, he concludes that the federal judiciary is best suited to providing foreign litigants with an impartial forum.

Noting that there were incon sistencies in the union contracts on the parity issue, Mr. Lind say asked the four line organi zations to take their problems to the "impartial forum" of the city's Office of Collective Bar gaining.

Supporters of ISDS say it offers a fair and impartial forum for the settlement of disputes between investors and states and, if appropriate, for deciding the amount of compensation an investor should get.

Instead of protecting the rights of the minority, finally able to air their concerns, history and struggle in an impartial forum, they have used their power to offer a sheltered and safe forum for individuals attempting to uphold a measure that facilitated majority oppression of minority rights.

Universities have a responsibility both to serve as forums for rigorous impartial debate and to stand up for their core values — especially during times of political tumult, President Eisgruber '83 told the Princeton community at two meetings in February.

One particularly impartial poll, taken by the Freedom Forum in 1996, found that of 139 Washington bureau chiefs and congressional correspondents, 89 percent supported Bill Clinton in the previous election, vs. 7percentt for George H.W. Bush.

"Based on those facts, Peel Energy considers that an independent public inquiry is the best forum to examine the issues in an impartial and objective manner".

However, in the end all we can do - as impartial public service broadcasters - is to provide a fair forum for debates to take place.

"We are calling for an impartial investigation on whether there was racial profiling, and we think this is a good forum for making sure we are heard," said Laura Hong, president of the National Asian Pacific American Bar Association.