Periodically show particularly headstrong children pictures of unbound delegates and superdelegates — their haggard countenances will serve as a fair warning of the possible unwanted outcomes of political intercourse.
"We fought Roger Goodell's suspension of Tom Brady because we know he did not serve as a fair arbitrator and that players' rights were violated under our collective bargaining agreement," the statement read.
The Bush years have supercharged those sentiments, especially in the Arab world, where there is little faith that the United States can ever again serve as a fair broker between the sides.
By seizing a central role for itself in sorting out the legitimacy of Florida's presidential vote count, the Supreme Court put on the line its own legitimacy as an institution able to rise above partisan rancor and to serve as a fair and neutral arbiter, the honest broker that many people have found absent from the scene so far.
A1 By seizing a central role for itself in sorting out the legitimacy of Florida's presidential vote count, the Supreme Court put on the line its own legitimacy as an institution able to rise above partisan rancor and to serve as a fair and neutral arbiter, the honest broker that many people have found absent from the scene so far.
Is there anything about the charges, without more, that you believe would affect your ability to serve as a fair and impartial juror?
Using reading as a PL comparator allows the control students a way to learn, thereby fulfilling ethical imperatives, while methodologically serving as a fair comparator for TBL.
Model E-2 does not serve as a fair comparator to the alternatives listed here which assume no treatment by centre interaction.
In this respect, it can serve as a fair alternative to empirical methods based on surrogate data (Dolan and Spano 2001).
Consequently, genome differences between diploids A2 and D5 serve as a fair approximation of the differences between AT and DT tetraploid genomes (Udall 2006; Flagel et al. 2012).
