Academic research councils make impartial grants.
(Britain also has a policy guaranteeing employees the right to request a flexible work schedule; 80 percent of those requests, which must be denied in writing and can then be sent to an impartial tribunal, are granted).
Of course, this interpretation takes it for granted that the impartial culture is a realistic assumption.
"An impartial humanitarian body should be granted unrestricted access to these children, wherever they are held.
Above all, religion should support impartial secularism, urging the state to grant effective equal legal standing to all (law-abiding) religions within its realm.
Future governments, of whatever political hue, may just find that the specialist and impartial STEM advice they take for granted is no longer available when they need it.
"I took up this mandate with the understanding that Israel would grant me access, as an impartial and objective observer," said Wibisono.
As the Wisconsin Supreme Court suggested, the right to trial before an impartial jury can be protected in many ways: by granting a continuance until community passions subside; by challenging jurors for cause and by peremptory challenges during voir dire proceedings.
In some circumstances, the Sixth Amendment even requires the trial judge to grant a defendant's change of venue motion if an impartial jury cannot be obtained otherwise.
The Democrats, in their Senate bill, would provide grants to encourage states to experiment, such as having impartial experts render an initial judgment on malpractice claims or establishing special malpractice courts with highly trained judges to sift through the evidence.
One IRI grant recipient in Iraq told author Nikolas Kozloff, "Instead of promoting impartial, better understanding of certain ideas and concepts, they [the IRI] are actually trying to further the cause of the Republican administration".
