Sentence examples for two impartial from inspiring English sources

On July 31st, the Russian cabinet published official rules dictating that banned food should be destroyed "by any available means" in the presence of two impartial witnesses and that the process must be captured in photographs or on video.

Therefore, the two sides would be wise to prepare a package on the best way for preventing diversion in Iran's nuclear program toward military purposes under supervision, for example, by the IAEA with additional monitoring by the United States and two impartial representatives chosen by Iran.

On the other hand, Iran can propose a package on its nuclear rights in cooperation with two impartial representatives appointed by the United States for further discussion and approval in the fourth round of talks between Iran and the P5+1.

Most states require that two impartial witnesses are present at the execution of a will.

The site now features over a million impartial reviews and opinions and covers 200,000+ hotels and attractions.

He had been one of three impartial members of the city's bargaining board for 15 years when, in 1982, Mayor Edward I. Koch refused to reappoint him.

A thousand impartial experts may tell them that a default on the debt would have calamitous effects, far worse than raising tax revenues a bit.

One impartial expert in resort development, David Norden, said during the hearing last June that the market for such a remote project "is very limited... and as such the project carries a relatively high risk profile.

His reputation for fairness is suggested by the fact that to be one of the three impartial members of the seven-member agency, he had to be acceptable to both labor and management in successive administrations.

McDonald's local counsel outlined a strategy it is pursuing to pressure Chief Justice Agustin Calderon to name three impartial judges to the Civil Chamber to hear the McDonald's case.

From 1980 until his death, he was one of the three impartial members of the New York City Office of Collective Bargaining, which is responsible for resolving statutory disputes between the city and its workers, functioning as a sort of municipal National Labor Relations Board.