According to the diaries, Leonard Marks, the head of the United States Information Agency, tells Johnson that Pearson "has to needle you occasionally to keep his impartiality," and then assures Pearson that "the president agreed".
"The agency's cyber activity interfered in the public's decision-making, while neglecting its duty to keep political impartiality, which is required by law," Judge Kim Sang-hwan ruled.
The country's generals, vowing impartiality, kept out of this year's campaign, and members of the military voted in public polling stations along with everyone else.
Rather, he would argue that we should strive to keep this philosophy -- of courage, of impartiality, of independence, of integrity -- front and center.
The submission, signed by Clare Spottiswoode, a former head of Ofgas, and Stephen Smith, who was a senior executive at Ofgem as recently as 2010, also urged the CMA to keep Ofgem staff off the investigation team to ensure impartiality.
In order to avoid impartiality, we enforced that the participants had to keep a steady pace during the whole study.
Nonetheless, it is important to keep in mind that the objection, here, is not to impartiality itself, but to a particular version of it.
A prosecutor who has the responsibility of investigating wrongdoing must meet a very high standard, demonstrate that he treats the politically connected with the same impartiality that he shows for the ordinary citizen, and keep a healthy distance from politics and political organizations.
But, there is a way to do it that protects judicial impartiality and keeps cash out of the courtrooms.
Our neutrality and impartiality are the best protection we have, and enables us to keep the hospital open.
