In a statement on the ITV News website, White explained she made the decision not to wear a poppy in order to appear "neutral and impartial on-screen".
"It is unfortunate that it isn't made clear to the British public, because it is very important they understand what the role of the judiciary is, which is to hear cases in a fair, neutral, and impartial way," she said.
In a July cable, Pyatt noted: He distinguished his approach on Iran from that of ElBaradei; Amano sees the DG/IAEA as a neutral and impartial party to Iran's safeguards agreement rather than as "an intermediary" and saw his primary role as implementing safeguards and UNSC[United Nations Security Council]/Board resolutions.
If human correction is eliminated, it is possible that autonomous decisions by computer systems will be "neutral" and "impartial", but on the other hand they could result in uncompromising harshness towards the people affected by them.
Indeed, many have felt that, in setting up the systematic comparison between the main methods of ethics, Sidgwick was not nearly as neutral and impartial as he thought, and in various ways slanted the discussion against a wide range of alternatives, including Aristotelian perfectionism, Whewellian rationalism, Idealism, and more (Donagan, 1977, 1992, Irwin, 1992, 2007, and 2011, Hurka, 2014).
Judge Kavanaugh will pledge to be 'a neutral and impartial arbiter' #SCOTUS https://t.co/jVy1HOdYoU.
Founded in Paris in 1971 as Médecins Sans Frontières and often referred to by the French initials M.S.F., the group prides itself on being "neutral, independent and impartial".
It must, I repeat, be neutral, fair and impartial.
Damaseb described his panel as impartial, neutral and independent.
Antoine Mbao-Bogo said: "I'm calling on people to let the Red Cross circulate and do their humanitarian work because the organisation is impartial, neutral and non-political.
O'Brien said recently: "Humanitarian aid must remain neutral, impartial and free of political and military agendas".
