In the poem Moore asserted: Impartial sunlight, moonlight Starlight, lighthouse light, Are language.
The whole process happened in the potential participant's own language, in the presence of an impartial literate member of the potential participant's community if parents/legally accepted representatives could not read or write.
However, since many patients may be illiterate, the survey would ideally be a one-on-one interview with an impartial person who is fluent in the local language.
State law requires the A.G. to provide an "impartial statement of the purpose of the measure" in language unlikely "to create prejudice for or against" the proposal.
In order to improve the effectiveness of EU information campaigns, every message must be clear, impartial, accessible and available in every citizen's own language.
By "relevant agency" it may be assumed that the department means impartial advice on termination - but even couched in such language the recommendation attracted howls of protest from the pro-life lobby.
The most commonly accepted professional interpreter role was as a "mouthpiece" who conveys spoken language verbatim, ensuring understanding and being confidential and impartial, but also translating the written information used in daily elderly care, such as menus.
"Despite trying to present the image of being an impartial mediator, Washington has obviously taken Japan's side," the English-language China Daily said.
These were explained in the local languages by trained field staff, in the presence of an impartial witness in case of illiteracy.
After listening to exchanges of scientific details for two hours, Mr. Waxman read the language of a proposed letter to the Secretary of Health and Human Services, asking for an impartial study of the question.
