What will be the impact of demography on economic growth and investment returns?It is quite possible that the independent advisers could steer retirees in a direction which is impartial, judicious and completely wrong.
The ICRC has identified the main customary international law rule as requiring parties to a conflict to "…allow and facilitate rapid and unimpeded passage of humanitarian relief for civilians in need, which is impartial in character and conducted without any adverse distinction, subject to their right of control".
There are three rounds to the competitions, all of which are judged by the impartial, designated members of the International Ballet Competitions Rules Committee.
VIDAL You must realize that anything I say (as opposed to write) about other novelists is governed by my current mood of jaunty disgust — which is quite impartial, cheerful, even loving.
You must realize that anything I say (as opposed to write) about other novelists is governed by my current mood of jaunty disgust — which is quite impartial, cheerful, even loving.
I was surprised that Feingold did not refer to a document, that has not been widely publicized, but which is an impartial accounting of who is committing atrocities in eastern Congo.
The UK-based activist group, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, which says its reports are impartial, says government jets carried out the most intense raids on the Marat al-Numan area since rebels took it over a few days ago.
Aircraft manufacturers and airlines routinely provide technical support to accident investigators in the event of a crash, but it is unusual for them to share in the financing of any phase of the investigation, which is supposed to be impartial.
The opposition has accused the National Electoral Council, which is supposed to be impartial and is charged with overseeing the election, of acting to advance the interests of President Hugo Chavez.
By taking a clear stance on Brexit, the CBI differs from the smaller business lobby group the British Chambers of Commerce, which is trying to be impartial.
