Reports had circulated that the BBC would appoint Tony Hall, the BBC's head of news, as deputy to deflect charges that Mr Dyke's Labour support would render the BBC less than impartial - a move that could have fuelled rather than dispel suspicions.
I'm inclined to suggest that Scotland's national stadium should be moved to somewhere more impartial.
Others caution against abandonment of standards of disinterested, impartial judgment altogether, arguing that such a move relinquishes the important normativity of aesthetic evaluations (Eaton 2008, 2013b).
That officer, Johannes Mehserle, is currently on trial in Los Angeles, where the case was moved because of fears that an impartial jury would be difficult to assemble in Oakland.
Ukrainian officials warned that the chance for an impartial inquiry was quickly slipping away as bodies were moved and at least some plane remnants were loaded onto trucks.
City officials and the police in Oakland had been preparing for the verdict for several weeks as arguments were under way in Los Angeles, where the trial had been moved because of worries about impaneling an impartial jury in Alameda County.
After lawyers had spent three days interviewing jurors, Judge Howard declared they were still too close to find an impartial jury and said the case had to be moved farther away.
The judge, James L. Shumate, said if he determined during the jury selection process that an impartial panel could not be seated in Washington County, he would move the case.
Mr. Bonior, the second-ranking Democrat in the House, said: "We've got to move forward in a way that's fair and impartial.
"You never want questions being raised," he said, "and that means you need to try to avoid any move that makes you seem anything less than an impartial public servant".
Six impartial jurors and four alternates are needed for the trial to move forward.
