While most data will give you an idea of solar financing options, if you are looking for impartial data, note that some of this information is provided by solar installation companies, some from companies that sell information to solar companies and other data comes from nonprofit organizations and industry associations.
An impartial observer might note that the last big-budget adaptation – starring Robert De Niro as the non-titular monster – wasn't much cop either.
A hardly impartial witness's notes on observing the putatively cake-walking-to-the-National-League-East-title New York Metropolitans entertaining weekend visitors from the Bronx.
A hardly impartial witness's notes on observing the putatively cake-walking-to-the-National-League-East-title New York Metropolitans entertaining weekend visitors from East 161st Street, Bronx, NY: Friday, 7 15 P.M., exiting the 7 train, ticketless.
The decision will not be based solely on an impartial algorithm though, YouTube notes in a blog post about the changes – there's an editorial process in place, too.
Many authors have noted that the impartial culture is a significant idealization that almost certainly does not occur in real-life elections.
Amnesty International USA's executive director, Steven Hawkins, called for "a prompt, thorough, independent and impartial investigation" in the letter, which he noted was a follow-up after receiving no response to a separate call on Emanuel in February.
Striking a partisan note that appeared to jar with the officially impartial role of the speaker, Bishop said she regretted that the travel claim had allowed opposition leader Bill Shorten to attack her.
The United Nations expert on human rights in Burma noted in a report this month that Burma "lacks an independent, impartial and effective judiciary", and in his discussions with the chief justice of the supreme court, "noted limited acknowledgement of challenges and gaps in capacity or functioning, and a lack of willingness" to address options for reform.
Prosecutors now have discretion in how juvenile offenders are charged — which ultimately determines whether they end up in adult court — but Kollmann noted that prosecutors are not intended to be impartial, as judges are.
