Policy Impartiality and the internet Murdoch Said it was threat to provision of "independent news" that the BBC was able to provide online news for free.
The change shifts power from elected governments to the parliament, and endangers the commission's many functions requiring impartiality, including competition policy.The son of a steelworker, Mr Juncker entered Luxembourg politics soon after graduating in law from the University of Strasbourg.
Our in-depth analysis calls for greater attention to nurturing individual and organisational growth, humanitarian principles, culture of debate and reflection, psychological stresses, organisational independence and impartiality, and broader policies and interventions to actively address concerns over limited humanitarian space.
The Red Cross has a long-standing policy of impartiality; it never asks evacuees about their legal status.
Though Mr. Greenspan has weighed in on legislation before, especially on fiscal and financial matters, the Fed chairman usually maintains impartiality on White House foreign-policy goals.
Deemed an ascetic and "saint of God" by his admirers, Pius has been criticized by others for his alleged "public silence" in the face of genocide and his apparently contradictory policies of impartiality during World War II but fervent anticommunism during the postwar period.
SSA maintains a policy of strict impartiality with respect to private litigants and seeks to minimize the disruption of official duties.
Citing a policy of "complete impartiality" a spokesman for the NMA would not be drawn on the merits of the memorial, but said campaigners would be "welcome to make a formal application to the Arboretum Trustees for a permanent site".
Broadly speaking, those countries that traditionally expect civil servants to behave with complete impartiality and to conform to ministerial policy with energy and good will, whether they agree with the policy or not, expect all civil servants to behave with circumspection in political affairs.
But the principle at stake is a big one: Chile has long stood out in Latin America for the seriousness of its economic policies and the impartiality of its statistics.
