You're not impartial, you're compromised," he said as Attahiru Jega, the electoral chief, apologised for the delay in announcing results.
Whether a Federer supporter or purely impartial, you can't help sitting there in the tennis stadiums of the world, feeling matters are in safe hands.
But that argument is naive: the idea that if you're in the north you're impartial, and if you're from Africa you're not independent – that argument is itself loaded".
"How do you know if the jury is impartial if you don't know who they are and something about them?" Given the facts of the case, however, the jurors may have had reason to fear retribution: the defendant, Russell Peeler Jr., was convicted of ordering his younger brother to kill 8-year-old Leroy Brown and his mother, Karen Clarke, in 1999.
Counselling offers an opportunity to talk confidentially to someone impartial, so you are free to explore your feelings and be supported without judgment.
Which means, in English: this year's best Broadway shows, as voted for by about 700 insiders, producers, theatre owners, marketing executives and a smattering of impartial critics (you know, the ones who've actually got taste).
While car manufacturers and dealerships are ultimately biased by brand and sales goals, Tred co-founders Grant Feek and John Wehr argue that Tred is impartial — allowing you to pick from a variety of makes, models and types of cars using its selection and scheduling interface.
It's hard to be impartial when you're targeting someone on the same team.
HRAs are fair and impartial, because you must offer the same amount to each employee who has an HRA account.
For an impartial opinion, you might want to post it on an online site, such as www.writebeta.com, where editors give quick, free feedback on short pieces.
Stay impartial if you are leading the discussion.
