Sentence examples similar to impartial job standards from inspiring English sources

This is bad enough - litigants and potential litigants pouring money into a retention election to get (or keep) "their guy" in what should be an impartial job; judging.

— there is nothing impartial about those standards".

But I have got to tell you, I have worked for a lot of women candidates and guess what?—there is nothing impartial about those standards".

§ 1656.11 Job performance standards and sanctions.

The company, IBM says, would control the most crucial aspects of the technology instead of making it available to the industry through an impartial standards body.

In particular, the idea of merit applies in one case but not the other: to be impartial between job candidates is presumably to select between them on the basis of merit, whereas to be impartial between one's children is not to think of merit at all, but rather to provide equal protection and care to all.

Its real justification has nothing to do with the impersonal and impartial standards of morality, and everything to do with the place in the agent's life of the person he chooses to rescue.

Firms should be able to demonstrate that they have conducted adviser training on the "impartial conduct" standard.

Remember, as the plan sponsor you are responsible for the vendor meeting the impartial conduct standard.

The impartial conduct standard started in June, but the process of proving the advisor meets that standard is not required until January of 2018.

Discuss rollover procedures with the advisor and review the processes that are used to recommend a rollover to confirm it meets the "impartial conduct standard".