"I would like an impartial panel of three people who would view the situation and make recommendations to the committee based on this season on Broadway," Ms. McCann continued.
In an unusual moment of candor, Chase confirmed last year what conservatives had long suspected: comedians were acting less like an impartial umpire and more like a referee who kept throwing punches when the judges weren't looking.
Recently, one of my veterinarian candidates said, "as an independent recruiter, you are like an impartial third party.
The collection also depicts the life of a complex man to whom ideals like an impartial rule of law were necessary to creating a nation.
Like any impartial moral theory, contractualism can bite the bullet, and argue that morality is very demanding.
Finally, Sidgwick might be claiming that my point of view, like an impartial point of view, is non-arbitrary.
I realize I don't sound like the impartial journalist that I should be when I say this, since I cover the FCC closely, but I will very much miss the presence of Commissioner Clyburn there.
Even the most "objective" review, just like the most impartial news report, brings in a myriad of basic assumptions and preferences about what has been seen and felt.
That should give pause to politicians with daft ideas, such as the former Labour leader, Lord Kinnock, who called for a charter compelling newspapers to be politically impartial, like broadcasters.But the same story could also carry less cheering headlines.
