The Arab states accuse the U.S. of lacking impartiality in addressing the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and they go as far as suggesting that America is in Israel's pocket.
Mr. Precht, then with the Federal Defender Division of the Legal Aid Society, accuses the judge, Kevin T. Duffy of the Federal District Court in Manhattan, of lacking impartiality and of essentially convicting his client before the trial ended.
Returning Iraqi exiles, themselves victims of the regime, would also lack credible impartiality, even in the eyes of most Iraqis.
Mr. Micheletti accused Mr. Insulza of lacking "impartiality and professionalism".
As his supporters pointed out, the chairs of the other two houses in the synod both intervened in favour of female bishops and no one is calling for them to resign for lacking impartiality.
Singapore's judiciary, however, has been criticized as lacking independence and impartiality.
His book, Once A Jolly Hangman: Singapore Justice in the Dock, alleges a lack of impartiality in the implementation of Singapore's laws.
A lack of impartiality in organisations investigating their own conduct and an absence of accountability to an external body was also reported.
Yesterday a pretty smart person who we like decided to point a rather fat finger at the terrible sell-out journalists who went on an all-expenses-paid luxury resort nonstop-feast-and-drink corporate-sponsored vacation to Jamaica last weekend, shaming them for their bad ethics and assumed forthcoming lack of impartiality in print.
The committee also found it "extraordinary" that Andy Parker, chief constable of Warwickshire, sought to correct the evidence of Hinton in a manner that suggested he lacked impartiality.
Due to the lack of impartiality laws in the US, Fox News became successful as a rightwing counterpoint to the leftwing/liberal leanings of many rivals.
