One corporate governance expert, Charles M. Elson, professor of corporate governance at the University of Delaware, questioned whether Mr. Iger would be able to render impartial judgments on Apple's strategy that could affect Disney.
Sometimes, your friends can't render an impartial judgment because they are envious that you are beating them in the race to the altar.
We call on Judge Salavati and the Iranian judiciary to depart from past practice and instead demonstrate to the world that they can indeed render a fair and impartial judgment in the Iranian system.
By a 60-36 spread, those surveyed said that Supreme Court justices were more likely to be carrying out a personal or political agenda than working to render a fair and impartial judgment, an opinion that cut across party lines.
By all newspaper men of impartial judgment he was regarded as the foremost editor and publisher of his day.
Mr. Wen told Mr. Lee that China would make an "impartial judgment" on who was responsible for the sinking, said Mr. Lee's spokesman, Lee Dong-kwan.
Shouldn't we now reasonably question, after reading about her obvious delight in progress of the legislation, that she can put all that aside and render impartial justice?
Others caution against abandonment of standards of disinterested, impartial judgment altogether, arguing that such a move relinquishes the important normativity of aesthetic evaluations (Eaton 2008, 2013b).
(Below we consider a further reason behind Rawls's rejection of the state of nature: it does not adequately allow for impartial judgment and the equality of persons).
Through the imagination one can represent objects that are no longer present and thus establish the distance necessary for an impartial judgment.
This month marks the 70-year anniversary of the Nuremberg Trials, which gave an impartial judgment of the Nazi's war crimes during World War II.
