Negative impacts included undermining the impartial nature of indigenous health institutions by using health projects to achieve security objectives.
In this broad sense, impartiality is probably best characterized in a negative rather than positive manner: an impartial choice is simply one in which a certain sort of consideration (i.e. some property of the individuals being chosen between) has no influence.
Indeed, characterizations of impartial agents which proceed in negative terms (that is, by defining various preferences, emotions or bits of information that she does not possess or that do not move her) often risk picturing the impartial agent as impersonal and even indifferent (Henberg 1978; Brandt 1954).
One essay considers both how and why Benedict XV (1914-22) anopted an "impartial" stance in time of war, and the generally negative reception of this stance.
Reasons for this may include public prosecutors only pursuing cases that are sure to bring conviction, acquittal having a negative impact on the careers of judges, and Japan lacking an impartial jury system [ 8].
To get at the true intent of a statement, Ms. Pang developed software that looks at several different filters, including polarity (is the statement positive or negative?), intensity (what is the degree of emotion being expressed?) and subjectivity (how partial or impartial is the source?).
Do you have any attitudes, positive or negative, toward people of great wealth that would affect your ability to be a fair and impartial juror in this case?
From "The great delusion!" (Daily Mail) on through "Who do you think you are kidding Mr Cameron?" (Sun) and "Cameron's EU deal is a joke" (Daily Express) on to "EU are joking" (the impartial Metro) and "Cam's great EU gamble" (Daily Mirror), the tabloids' view was entirely negative.
Given the negative propaganda generated by the regime, it is essential that the US and Britain continue to remain cautiously impartial.
