I think an impartial product, impartial policy, and impartial enforcement can exist.
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" He vowed to remain impartial and emphasized his belief "that an independent and impartial judiciary is essential to our constitutional republic.
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The huge divide of opinion among Americans is over the ideology of an impartial judge, over how that impartial judge decides a case.
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"American voters deserve fair and impartial research on elections, just as much as they deserve fair and impartial elections," the association wrote in a statement.
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And they must comply with a strict code of ethics to assure not just that they're impartial in fact but that they cannot even appear to be impartial.
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Just as we strive to be fair, accurate and impartial in the information we present, it's also important to strive for language that is impartial and not politically slanted.
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Pelosi and her fellow Democrats have been skeptical that the GOP-controlled Senate will conduct a fair and impartial trial, especially after McConnell admitted he would not be impartial.
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Senators take an oath during an impeachment trial to "do impartial justice," but Senator Mitch McConnell, the Republican majority leader, said on Tuesday that he had no obligation to be impartial.
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ROSS: WELL, WHAT'S IMPORTANT TO US IS THAT WE HAVE AN IMPARTIAL ARBITER OF TRADE DISPUTES AROUND THE WORLD TO THE DEGREE THAT THE WTO ACTS AS AN IMPARTIAL ARBITER, THAT'S FINE.
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For impartial advice on dealing with debt, head to StepChange.
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They want honest government, impartial justice and a strong India.
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WebMD is adamant that its advice is impartial and independent.
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He will be an impartial, rather than a political, justice.
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There was no impartial arbiter in that Senate hearing room.
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Newspapers deserve commendation for their impartial framing of the stories.
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News is an impartial business — it is not about grudges.
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There was an exception in the impartial beneficence dilemmas, right?
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The (purportedly) impartial observers I consulted didn't echo your concern.
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Even McConnell said he will not be an impartial juror.
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It means that there is no impartial space for dialogue.
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This trial demands an impartial & thorough review of the evidence.
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" He also said, "I'm not impartial about this at all.
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Inmates have no representation, and there is no impartial tribunal.
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"I'm not an impartial juror," said Majority Leader Mitch McConnell.
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Nancy Pelosi wants an impartial impeachment trial in the Senate.
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British officials are legally obliged to remain impartial on policy.
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An impartial observer might consider that a fairly significant omission.
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Mitch McConnell said proudly he is not an impartial juror.
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This is a political process … I'm not impartial at all.
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The AI will provide a more standardized and impartial diagnosis.
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I'm supposed to be reeling, but I'm also supposed to be an impartial person using an impartial system to hunt down the domestic terrorists that have violated the freedom of the citizens of the Nation.
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He holds in trust the fair and impartial administration of justice.
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The statistical apparatus is an important part of that impartial system.
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The body contains such impartial figures as Mr Prayuth's younger brother.
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Do you feel pressure to remain impartial about your own beliefs?
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We call on it to be applied in an impartial way.
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The Court's influence rests on its legitimacy as an impartial arbiter.
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Grassley praised Gorsuch's performance calling him "deeply committed" to being impartial.
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By constitutional design, impartial judges are chosen from among political partisans.
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But no impartial observer would believe this was all about corruption.
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Benefit/cost analysis: It sounds so scientific, so rational, so impartial.
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" But, he added, "I feel I can be fine and impartial.
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My participation in these events has always been impartial and honest.
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"These aren't, like, impartial people," the president said of Democratic lawmakers.
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College or university is an opportunity earned through an impartial process.
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There is not much pretense that the court will be impartial.
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Now she was asking me, the impartial reporter, to get involved.
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Only then will they do "impartial justice" and vote their conscience.
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Or will you betray your pledge to be an impartial juror?
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There's no "impartial justice," just protection of Trump at all costs.
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Those are serious allegations in the impartial world of academic research.
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"I'm not impartial about this at all," he told reporters Tuesday.
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Who would do impartial justice as their oath required and convict.
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I remain confident that our judiciary will do its impartial duty.
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How in the world is this a fair and impartial trial?
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How can they now swear to act as an impartial juror?
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Q. This election has seen the death of impartial news media.
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And in that, I promise impartial justice, so help me God.
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Like all UK broadcasters, the BBC is required to remain impartial.
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Despite their oaths to be impartial jurors, McConnell and Senate Judiciary chairman Lindsey GrahamLindsey Olin GrahamRestlessness, light rule-breaking and milk spotted on Senate floor as impeachment trial rolls on Senator-jurors who may not be impartial?
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"We will be thorough, impartial and objective," they said in a statement.
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Bias: We often view algorithms as impartial judges devoid of human bias.
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All applicants can expect impartial, professional treatment and clear, accountable decision-making.
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Her pending case was judged to render her unable to be impartial.
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In fact, it's a way of keeping the system honest and impartial.
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The research was not undertaken by a group of impartial university academics.
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Almost all had heard of Guzman, but said they could be impartial.
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While Murray expressed deep concerns about Gottlieb's ability to be impartial, Sen.
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That leads Mueller's critics to claim he can't lead an impartial investigation.
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The European Union Observation Mission was one of a dozen impartial witnesses.
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I check my phone, impartial to most texts; interested in my boyfriend's.
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Even impartial observers note that going with just one provider carries risk.
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It desperately needs the clarity that only robust, impartial ratings can provide.
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Sistani is considered impartial because he strives to separate religion and politics.
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An impartial, always-on, focused teacher could be useful in this situation.
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The scientific method may be impartial, but the scientific culture is not.
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"'Wrestle' isn't slick or impartial, and doesn't claim to be," she wrote.
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When it comes to impartial beneficence dilemmas, we see the same pattern.
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"Police should remain impartial and independent," Mr. Barmak told Afghan news outlets.
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It has said the military cannot be impartial about its own conduct.
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They say it shows the juror may not be fair and impartial.
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Jackson during the hearing pointedly praised the trial jurors for being impartial.
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" It requires Senators do "impartial justice according to the Constitution and laws.
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The document was an appeal directly to the senators to be impartial.
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Jackie SpeierKaren (Jackie) Lorraine Jacqueline SpeierSenator-jurors who may not be impartial?
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More public transparency is needed for an impartial evaluation of the agreement.
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If somebody wins or somebody ... they're supposed to be a little impartial.
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And he's made clear that he's very far from an impartial actor.
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Such extreme rhetoric was never conducive to an impartial fact-finding process.
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While newspapers are free to impart political biases, broadcasters must be impartial.
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Parliamentary rules state that Commons Speakers must be impartial, even in retirement.
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Call that what you want, but you can't call it fair or impartial.
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Kenny should have been an impartial, neutral party on decisions that impacted Facebook.
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Erasing bias from databases is the key to creating impartial machine learning algorithms.
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Britain, Germany and the EU called instead for dialogue and an impartial inquiry.
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They refuse to resign, instead calling for an impartial inquiry into the suicide.
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Bozdag said the German activist was released by "an independent and impartial" court.
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"The Sixth Amendment protects a defendant's right to an impartial jury," Sotomayor wrote.
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People often have biases but algorithms, if designed correctly, can be more impartial.
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He said a federal judge could not be impartial because of his race.
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We also want to thank the judge for being very fair and impartial.
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From there, three versions of any article are published: left, impartial, and right.
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"They're going to give the president a fair and impartial firing squad," Sen.
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Finally, we must be committed to impartial, third-party evaluations of learning technologies.
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O. Pantaleo is entitled to a complete and impartial review of the facts.
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Bennett insists such events will receive impartial coverage no matter where they happen.
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They say otherwise it will be difficult to find an impartial jury pool.
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No one buys their outrage or believes that they are impartial actors here.
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Health services should be provided by professionals who are impartial, independent and neutral.
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If only there was some impartial scientific document to which we could refer.
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Can the military and the courts be trusted as impartial and objective institutions?
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Once those conditions are met, however, consideration of these projects should be impartial.
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We are seeing the scene through an impassive, impartial and unmistakably inhuman gaze.
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And I think that's a fair and impartial way to go about it.
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Shattered is the image of Justices sitting and serving to deliver impartial justice.
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Under the current constitution, the president must renounce party affiliations and stay impartial.
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Lindsey Graham, have said they will not approach the proceedings as impartial jurors.
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The DSCC has been pressing Republicans on impeachment since McConnell's "impartial juror" comments.
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"There's not one impartial juror of the 100 in the Senate," said Sen.
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Anything less, they warn, would be a derelict of duty as impartial jurors.
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Sirisena has said that foreign participation is not needed for an impartial inquiry.
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Under the Constitution, he is entitled to an impartial and local jury trial.
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"We wanted to make a film that was factual and impartial," he said.
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The judges are often disdainful, and critics say they are far from impartial.
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Amnesty International has called for a full and impartial investigation into her trial.
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Amnesty International called for an "impartial, thorough and transparent" investigation into Mursi's death.
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Those attitudes may have even pushed Americans to seek impartial reporting from foreign outlets.
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Congo denies those accusations and says its justice system is conducting an impartial investigation.
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If everybody follows a well-established and impartial law, everyone in general stays healthy.
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And so there is a kind of power that comes from that impartial position.
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As a senator-juror, I swore an oath before God to exercise impartial justice.
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If you look historically at Supreme Court elections, voters want justices who are impartial.
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I haven't heard any community concerns about he's not a fair and impartial judge.
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I believe that an independent and impartial judiciary is essential to our constitutional republic.
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He said India should consider appointing an impartial body to look at the data.
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"She passed every single stage as a fair and impartial juror," Ms. Bliss said.
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Federal judges must be impartial and fair – two qualities that Mr. Bush clearly lacks.
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Assad said Syria would only allow an "impartial" investigation into the poison gas incident.
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Instead of an impartial platform, the internet gives the larger players a huge advantage.
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For that, it is necessary to have both politically impartial, and legally accountable, officials.
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The principle of being judged by an impartial jury of peers is a myth?
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I'm talking about the fact that we need to support good, impartial, real journalism.
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Reid said outgoing DNC Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz wasn't impartial during the Democratic primary.
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But for years Google has presented its algorithms as akin to an impartial index.
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They campaigned against the impartial rules that set the terms of democratic legitimacy itself.
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We believe strongly in being impartial, and we strive to enforce our rules impartially.
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"A fair and impartial investigation regarding the whole Russian situation should occur," he said.
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Their relationship prompted questions about whether Mr. Peters could be an impartial corruption watchdog.
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He has also said he will not handle the trial as an impartial juror.
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As a senator-juror, I swore an oath before God to exercise impartial justice.
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Those on the receiving end are not the most impartial judges of your abilities.
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Burke asked the supermodel if she can remain fair and impartial in the case.
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Majority Leader Mitch McConnell's troops have already vowed not to serve as impartial jurors.
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And if that case goes to court, the F.B.I. will need an impartial overseer.
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What if Asian-Americans became the impartial referees of all disputes among other races?
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It is up to us to reclaim our heritage of equal and impartial justice.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said Thursday that the company will be impartial toward Sen.
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Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, have said they aren't impartial jurors in this process.
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" Earlier in December, the Senate majority leader told reporters "I'm not an impartial juror.
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Everyone is demanding that the next FBI director be someone who's impartial and independent.
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" He also said he'd be an "impartial and independent advocate for the public health.
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The poll's findings: Trump's approval rating over June 20: 36% April 26: 41% March 29: 40% February 21: 39% A majority (56%) of Americans believe Special Counsel Robert Mueller's investigation will be impartial, while only 30% think it will not be impartial.
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To the impartial observer, the increase of black nominations is conspicuous, accelerating with impressive speed.
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The United Nations this month called for an independent and impartial investigation into the Dec.
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Mr Kavanaugh dispensed with the historical expectation that judicial nominees should appear measured and impartial.
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Students would be better served with sexual assault cases adjudicated in a proper, impartial courtroom.
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Third, an aversion to platform operators either exercising editorial control or trying to remain impartial.
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Through these years, as I've read and had these conversations, I've tried to stay impartial.
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They chose to have algorithms enforce their rules and presented this as an impartial process.
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Frank, also a CNBC contributor, said Comey is a very respected, impartial and Republican prosecutor.
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"We look forward to a full, impartial judicial review in the United States," he said.
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An impartial arbiter then decides which price is the right one and issues a decision.
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Impartial investigators must uncover the truth about Russian aggression against our democracy, wherever it leads.
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Editors also check for signs of bias or favorability in the impartial versions of stories.
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Well, according to Joey Fatone anyway, who I do not trust as an impartial witness.
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The value of blind and impartial justice is fundamental to the survival of our nation.
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Real change would require independent third parties that people can report to, and impartial hearings.
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The British government said Russia Today's "mask as an impartial news provider" was clearly slipping.
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I maintain that the impartial and independent investigation by Robert Mueller should run its course.
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He may therefore not be viewed as an impartial arbiter and protector by most Americans.
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We talk of having an independent judiciary in Egypt, but it is far from impartial.
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It is not seen as an impartial institution, said Mr. Hübner, the constitutional law professor.
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So much for an impartial announcer ... One of the guys commentating on the Mayweather vs.
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These traits, they believe, allow them to become impartial arbiters of politics across the spectrum.
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Every person sitting in that chamber has taken an oath to be an impartial juror.
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We must demand that federal courts perform their historic, impartial role in protecting the franchise.
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Rush to judgments should never be a condition of a fair, impartial, and unbiased process.
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" Asked if he's thinking about acquittal, Manchin said: "I'll be very impartial 'til the end.
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The other journalistic approach — impartial, aggressive, spin free — is what we saw demonstrated last week.
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But Jackson ruled that they didn't give enough reason why impartial jurors couldn't be found.
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"People think the canon is a product of some really impartial meritocracy," Ms. Curtis said.
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She added that she felt she could still be an impartial juror on the case.
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It is charged with fulfilling our country's promise of equal and impartial justice for all.
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" Hall said that "racism is racism and the BBC is not impartial on the topic.
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The price was supposedly impartial, based on a thorough analysis of all the relevant variables.
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In the statement, Fairfax called for "a serious, fair, and impartial investigation" into the matter.
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He also runs what he says is an impartial outfit called World Election Monitoring Organisation.
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During his tenure, he authored over 300 opinions, distinguished by their masterful and impartial reasoning.
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" How can a senator "taking [his] cues from the president's lawyers" possibly "do impartial justice?
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"I'm not an impartial juror," McConnell told reporters the day before the House impeachment vote.
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The appeal of these systems is they can make impartial decisions, free of human bias.
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Impartial meaning that we're not going to inject our particular bias, impartial meaning that we're not going to do improper actions to favor one person over another and I think it can exist with the right amount of transparency, but it'll never be perfect, right.
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Meanwhile, 249 percent believed he would be swayed by his own political beliefs compared with 279 percent who said he would be impartial (last year, 22020 percent of voters said Kavanaugh would be impartial on issues Democrats support while 34 percent said he would not).
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Americans were also skeptical about Kavanaugh's future performance on the Court, with just one-third saying he would be impartial on issues Democrats support or on issues involving sexual misconduct (the remaining voters were split between thinking he would not be impartial and being unsure).
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"Impartial advice is a big issue, as is confidentiality," said Ms. Cromwell, the New York adviser.
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The result is to politicize the judiciary and erode the vital principle of an impartial judiciary.
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Facebook says its third-party fact-checkers are certified by the impartial International Fact-Checking Network.
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"That kind of attitude is not the approach of a fair and impartial judge," they wrote.
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Arbitrators insist they are always neutral -- and indeed, the ones I've encountered were fair and impartial.
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Mr Nunes operated more as a dogged defender of the president than as an impartial investigator.
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The appointment of Mr Mueller feels like a validation of the very idea of impartial justice.
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"It will be very difficult to find an impartial jury to retry El Chapo," Luban said.
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Because of those relationships, according to recusal advocates, Sessions cannot be regarded as an impartial arbiter.
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The fact that we saw those things, he no longer could be impartial on anything, anytime.
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Web searches like Google and Bing claim to be based on impartial algorithms, not backroom deals.
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You cannot have the person in charge of an impartial investigation be partial to one side.
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Could any reasonable person see this is a fair and impartial test of ethanol's emissions effects?
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I just looked at the way instruction models work, and then try to be really impartial.
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But impartial judges found that the messy-room people came up with more interesting, creative ideas.
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If you want to make sure Kavanaugh is confirmed, then it's important that he appear impartial.
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Human Rights Watch in its latest report called for impartial investigations into airstrikes causing civilian losses.
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An investigation "has to occur and it has to be unvarnished and impartial," Grijalva told Hill.
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Is this a record that Casey considers consistent with "a fair & impartial process for all students"?
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"Of course people can be fair and impartial no matter who they voted for," Ellis said.
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Many of the largest tech companies have taken pains to appear impartial in matters of politics.
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Trump's judicial nominees thus far have already successfully misrepresented themselves to the public as being impartial.
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On Thursday, the tax analysts whom Congress pays to provide impartial advice delivered a similar verdict.
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"Every American can be assured that I will be an independent and impartial justice," Kavanaugh said.
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" He said in the statement he didn't think someone's heritage "makes them incapable of being impartial.
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In the absence of such impartial measures, people rush to defend their candidate and their party.
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Trump questioned if the judge, a Mexican-American, could be impartial because of Trump's immigration proposals.
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Instead of being impartial to the information we receive, many people are subjective instead of objective.
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Zeid's visit followed comments by Sirisena that foreign participation was not needed for an impartial inquiry.
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In the end, Ito decides that he can remain impartial concerning Fuhrman's comments about his wife.
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But the process also must be fair and impartial, giving everyone more confidence in its outcomes.
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The scoring in skating has grown more impartial, but it is far from being fully objective.
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Mr. Hahn said he hoped that step would reassure residents that the investigation would be impartial.
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Migrants, like everyone in America, deserve determinations of their claims by independent, impartial and fair procedures.
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Protesters blocked roads and bridges for a second day on Friday to demand an impartial count.
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I don't ask to be above the law, but a trial must be fair and impartial.
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We should start by leading the push for an impartial international investigation into Mr. Khashoggi's killing.
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Outside counsel Eric Holder said Uber has given him free rein to conduct an impartial review.
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"I'm not impartial about this at all," McConnell told reporters a few days ago. http://bit.
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The impartial administration of justice does not just require actual separation between politics and the law.
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Almost all the selected jurors said they had heard of Guzman but could still be impartial.
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"As a senator juror, I swore an oath before God to exercise impartial justice," he said.
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McConnell and other Republicans have boasted that they will not be impartial and will not convict.
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When asked by Judge James Burke if she could be fair and impartial, Hadid answered, 'Yes.
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They were kind of critical of Mitch coming out and saying, I'm not an impartial juror.
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The idea of impartial senators is laughable to many Republicans, who note presidential candidates like Sen.
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Today, he tears into McConnell on a near daily basis for not being an impartial juror.
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"I'm going to continue to be impartial, and I take that very seriously," Gardner said Tuesday.
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He proceeded to administer the oath to "do impartial justice" to the senators in the chamber.
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For him to be fair and impartial is impossible because of his past role in this.
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"It demands that the authorities immediately launch a thorough, independent and impartial investigation," Mr. Benedict added.
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She has said that she will not until she believes the Senate trial will be impartial.
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Buchanan said Curiel's ethnicity is a perfectly acceptable reason for questioning if the judge is impartial.
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The office of Turkey's president was meant to be an impartial role without full executive authority.
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That is a far cry from the "impartial justice" required by our oaths and the Constitution.
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If I was impartial, it would be much easier to watch a game, but I'm not.
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DHAKA (Reuters) - The United Nations on Friday called for an independent and impartial investigation into the Dec.
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Just because a media personality claims the mantle of impartial authority, doesn't mean he's earned that privilege.
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It is the nation's confidence in the judge as an impartial guardian of the rule of law.
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The speaker's role is politically impartial, meaning Bercow has given up his allegiance to May's Conservative Party.
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Newsrooms were defending the twentieth-century ideal of impartial journalism, leaning hard on its norms and brand.
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"There was a fair and impartial process and justice was done," de Blasio told a news conference.
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These poisonous attitudes have even infected the impartial institutions of law and justice, such as the FBI.
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This assumes that national courts can be trusted to issue impartial verdicts—and governments, to respect them.
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His long record on the bench shows him to be fair, impartial and faithful to the Constitution.
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It is the Nation's confidence in the judge as an impartial guardian of the rule of law.
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The man was struck from the pool after he said he was unsure he could be impartial.
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Under the terms of the outgoing constitution, the head of state was supposed to remain politically impartial.
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With questions like these, we can finally have an impartial discussion of media coverage of Donald Trump.
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Far from being a mythical impartial umpire, Kavanaugh is a judicial activist who plays for large corporations.
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We call on the top authorities to conduct an independent and impartial investigation into Lei Yang's death.
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Kavanaugh answered questions fully, effectively and fairly, while showing himself to be a fair and impartial judge.
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"The conditions inside the country do not amount for impartial investigations to take place," Guevara-Rosas said.
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A fiercely independent, impartial FBI is vital to the health of the nation and both political parties.
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Before anyone cared about metrics, news was a fair, impartial recitation of fact delivered without false equivalences.
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Trump had once said Curiel could not be impartial in the case due to his Mexican heritage.
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For now, he said, the court has kept a healthy and impartial distance from the political theater.
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The time that passes without stable, impartial ownership and governance is to the detriment of all stakeholders.
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Did he seem to be a man who would be dispassionate, impartial and nonpartisan in his opinions?
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"It's a study of great scope and absolutely impartial," Waldo Albarracin, rector of UMSA, said on Twitter.
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Impartial jurors deliberate and decide on the outcome of the case, at the end of the trial.
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A poll found that 70 percent of the American public wants senators to act as impartial jurors.
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Their oath, as Democrats have repeatedly emphasized, calls on lawmakers to commit to serving as impartial jurors.
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A reported 69% of respondents said they trust the BBC to deliver impartial and accurate television news.
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Gorsuch has tried to position himself as an impartial arbiter who interprets the law neutrally, but Sen.
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Ghafoor said Rehman should know the military was impartial and it should not be dragged into politics.
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"I have every reason to think he'll do so in a fair and impartial manner," he said.
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The only way to know for certain is with a thorough and impartial vetting of these products.
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Impartial journalists probably aren't supposed to say such things, but I couldn't help my ever-nostalgic self.
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She said she didn't think she could be impartial because she was a survivor of sexual assault.
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The House made a partisan political decision to impeach...I&aposm not impartial about this at all.
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While Mexico has made great strides in many respects, its court system is still far from impartial.
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He has repeatedly made clear his desire for a full, fair, independent, impartial, and non-political investigation.
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For now, many senators are positioning themselves as impartial by leaning on their future roles as jurors.
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In Mexico, notary publics are licensed lawyers appointed by the government and are impartial, Ms. Rodriguez said.
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After his floor speech, McConnell took questions from reporters and said, look — I'm not an impartial juror.
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Democrats have expressed skepticism that the GOP-controlled Senate would put on a fair and impartial trial.
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Why are Republicans – supposedly impartial jurors in an impeachment trial – engaging in "total coordination" with the accused?
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"Recently, I have not heard good things about The Hill being fair and impartial and unbiased… and that concerns me because any story we're telling needs to be fair and unbiased and impartial," Demings told Birnbaum during the exchange in the speaker's lobby, which was witnessed by other reporters.
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The Good Friday Agreement requires the British government to be impartial in using its powers in Northern Ireland.
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Almost all of them had heard of Guzman before the trial began, but said they could be impartial.
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A market economy is based on known and impartial rules, which apply to everybody in the same way.
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WADA says it is impartial, objective, balanced and transparent in its pursuit of a doping-free sporting environment.
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More important is the rise of the rule of law, enabling disputes to be settled by impartial courts.
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Teachers dressed in partisan costume are not particularly well suited to lead an impartial discussion of political controversies.
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Whether we're psychologists or writers (or anything else), our eyes are never the impartial eyes of Chekhov's chemist.
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The tribunal's biggest failure was its inability to convince people in the former Yugoslavia that it was impartial.
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Ms Foy convincingly portrays a woman who must remain impartial, masking her emotions behind a stiff upper lip.
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He was worried he would not be able to give an impartial view of the city, he said.
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App bidding enables app publishers and developers to establish an impartial and open auction over their ad inventory.
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The Hague-based court said it was an independent and impartial institution with the backing of 123 countries.
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I want to thank this Subcommittee for conducting an impartial and thorough investigation of this vitally important topic.
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Other Democrats have said Nunes' actions mean he can't conduct an impartial investigation into potential Trump-Russia ties.
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We don't expect supposedly impartial machines to repeat human biases and, as a result, those biases become invisible.
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The report demonstrates that there are institutions within the Justice Department capable of rendering fair and impartial justice.
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Alexander Hamilton foresaw a federal judiciary that would "secure a steady, upright, and impartial administration of the laws".
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This clearly represented a problem for a public and on-air figure who was meant to be impartial.
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The volunteers rated on a four-point scale how respectful, polite, friendly, formal and impartial the officer was.
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Trump repeatedly charged that the judge, who is Mexican-American, could not be impartial because of his heritage.
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The suppression order was intended to ensure an impartial jury in the second trial that had been planned.
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One message that we heard repeatedly was how staying above politics is necessary to be fair and impartial.
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The speaker is the highest authority of the House of Commons and is required to remain politically impartial.
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Eventually, the company wants to remove the ideological labels from the stories and only offer the impartial option.
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Lavrov said any international mediation in such talks should be impartial and involve a broad spectrum of countries.
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It's possible the rule will be revoked completely, or changed so the impartial conduct standard is significantly weakened.
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Can Kavanaugh put aside his personal views and make an impartial ruling on an investigation involving the president?
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This "kangaroo court" (not an impartial judge or jury) often blatantly disregards recognized standards of law or justice.
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Over the years, the two agencies earned a reputation for impartial, even aggressive, enforcement of consumer protection regulations.
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"The agency needs to be looked at as impartial, needs to be looked at as apolitical," he added.
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And to Chinese lawyers who seek to enforce those rights under a rule of law and impartial justice.
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Her comeback single, "Look What You Made Me Do," swiftly shook me out of that impartial position though.
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Sri Lankan President Maithripala Sirisena has previously said that foreign participation was not needed for an impartial inquiry.
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Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo were reporting on issues in Myanmar in an independent and impartial way.
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"We always give people the best recommendations for them, the stylists are completely impartial," adds the Thread CEO.
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" He added, "I am most frustrated that Tom was denied his right to a fair and impartial process.
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Writing about Bannon tends to be studiously impartial, analytical, even as his worldview is dismissed as an absurdity.
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Calls by leaders for the choice to be made on impartial and objective grounds have largely gone unheeded.
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The court was clearly not independent or impartial – how could a fair-minded judge convict on this evidence?
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While some of us may fare better because of our age or health, the microbes themselves are impartial.
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An inglorious role, perhaps, but one that has allowed the Board of Deputies to appear nonpartisan and impartial.
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You are justifying their claim that you cannot be fair and impartial in your treatment of this presidency.
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"This is supposed to be an impartial and objective assessment of security concerns," said Mr. Moss, the lawyer.
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"There is no way she can provide fair and impartial judgment while clearly showing racial bias," he said.
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McConnell along with 85033 senators took the oath of office to do impartial justice in the impeachment case.
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Americans should not cynically dismiss the oaths that senators swore to uphold the Constitution and deliver impartial justice.
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Sessions has irrevocably eroded confidence in his ability to continue serving as an impartial enforcer of America's laws.
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Although I've tried to remain impartial for this article, I do not think they were on a break.
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We must conduct the Senate impeachment trial in a way that is fair and that reflects impartial justice.
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Other questions include how much the jurors have read about the case and whether they can remain impartial.
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The Democrats believe the Senate has an obligation to conduct an impartial trial that includes calling additional witnesses.
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ET, and approximately 47 were dismissed because they told the court they felt they could not be impartial.
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Senators take an oath to render impartial justice during impeachment — an oath lawmakers should take seriously, Collins said.
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More than that, he understands that precisely because of his roles, he is far from an impartial observer.
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One prospective juror said that he had an upcoming job interview with SpaceX and could not be impartial.
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UK broadcasters, which are legally required to remain impartial, have a significant trust advantage over the country's newspapers.
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The FBI exists to investigate matters involving violations of federal statutes in an unbiased, impartial and nonpartisan manner.
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McConnell has said he is "not impartial" and is coordinating directly with Trump's counsel ahead of the trial.
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A good judge must be an umpire, a neutral and impartial decider who favors no litigant or policy.
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The Commission on Presidential Debates (CPD), which runs these productions, may sound like an impartial, public-interest institution.
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Fake news writers and conspiracy curators are not-so impartial translators, distorting information, misrepresenting statistics for their agendas.
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Impartial science could, ideally, be a bridge between liberals and conservatives—a gap that seems wider than ever.
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"These Reuters journalists were doing their jobs in an independent and impartial way," he said in a statement.
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Among other things, Pelosi wants assurances that Majority Leader Mitch McConnell would agree to call witnesses to testify and that Republicans would act as impartial jurors (McConnell has publicly said he is working closely with the White House on the trial and does not intend to be an impartial juror).
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"The stated reason was there were concerns about my ability to be impartial in evaluating other people," he explained.
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The case pitted secrecy rules in jury deliberations against the Sixth Amendment's guarantee of a fair and impartial jury.
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Several senators raised concerns on Friday over the rise in the number of deaths, calling for an impartial investigation.
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For this do-over, the university hired an independent expert to conduct an impartial reinvestigation of Jane Doe's allegation.
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Impartial "fact finders," who are usually lawyers, investigate the claims and report their findings to the five-person panel.
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A focus on data versus profits is key, as is the goal of providing impartial data to all stakeholders.
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These allegations, legislators said, may point to conflicts of interest that "impair his ability to make impartial policy decisions".
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She says the Red Crescent is an impartial organization and can assist people on either side of the conflict.
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Science, Saini argues, has achieved this weird status in our society as the sole repository of impartial, accurate truths.
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"Listen, you gotta pay people, that way they're impartial, they're competent," he said in a video at the time.
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His lawyers said UW-Madison failed to provide a "fair and impartial hearing" and were overzealous in disciplining Cook.
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On Thursday, New York-based Human Rights Watch called for a prompt, transparent, and impartial investigation into the violence.
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This is one fact among many that demonstrates the FBI investigation of Clinton was anything but fair and impartial.
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Gingrich, who said Trump called him on Monday to talk about his concerns, questioned Mueller's ability to be impartial.
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Meanwhile, Russia's Foreign Ministry has dismissed the inquiry, saying it was not impartial and the conclusions were pre-determined.
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Mr Roberts wants the public to regard the court as an impartial body administering justice with a steady hand.
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The lawyer, Eugene Fidell, argued that Trump's comments compromise his client's rights to a fair trial and impartial jury.
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If ever there was a time for a special prosecutor and a competent, impartial FBI director, this is it.
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For others, Sir John, his committee members and their staff are too close to the establishment to be impartial.
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He cannot gain confirmation by unleashing partisan fury while simultaneously claiming that he possesses a judicial and impartial temperament.
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A belief in the market as a kind of god: an impartial arbiter whose dictates we could believe in.
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The court will choose between keeping jury deliberations secret and sustaining the Sixth Amendment's promise of an impartial jury.
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However, critics have argued that the proposed deal will compromise the government's ability to remain impartial in these talks.
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That narrative that Wolff was an impartial observer of the White House's daily tumult, of course, wasn't quite true.
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Dean C. Angelo, Sr., president of the local police union, called for a careful, impartial review of what occurred.
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The seal hunt is a complex political issue, even for those seeking to investigate it in an impartial manner.
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The Edge of Democracy is not an impartial piece of journalistic filmmaking; indeed, Costa makes no pretensions to objectivity.
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As he's working independently on the game, this is his best way of efficiently gathering feedback from impartial parties.
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"I urge the Spanish authorities to ensure thorough, independent and impartial investigations into all acts of violence," he said.
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Judge Kavanaugh, who finally had the microphone hours later, portrayed himself as an impartial jurist and affable family man.
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When the visit became public, it raised questions about her ability to oversee the investigation in an impartial manner.
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Assange's history shows that he is not an impartial arbiter when it comes to Russia and the United States.
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This means that sleep and public policy related to sleep could be influencing important decisions that should be impartial.
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Most Americans think senators should act as "impartial jurors" during the trial, a Reuters poll released last week found.
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McConnell exasperated Democrats when he declared last month: "I'm not impartial about this at all," referring to the trial.
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"Not Chuck Schumer, not a House Democrat but the impartial GAO said the president broke the law," Schumer said.
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"If Facebook is committed to protect electoral integrity worldwide, it must be an impartial, neutral platform," the letter reads.
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If a justice has a notion that he can remain impartial, he is the only arbiter of the question.
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Trying to be as impartial as I can as there are still a lot of questions to be answered.
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He also told reporters during a press conference that he is not an "impartial juror" in the upcoming trial.
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" The DOJ's mission statement is, among other things, to "ensure fair and impartial administration of justice for all Americans.
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If you find a good therapist, it can give you an outside, impartial perspective on what you're going through.
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Empiricists believed they had deduced a method by which they could discover a universe of truth: impartial, verifiable knowledge.
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Dershowitz was often introduced as an impartial arbiter—a Democrat who happened to feel that Trump had been mistreated.
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A survey released Saturday show that 234% of Brits trust the BBC to deliver impartial and accurate television news.
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He also said he had no plans to be "impartial," and has repeatedly predicted that Trump would be acquitted.
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The White House is generally expected to be impartial in the DOJ's and other agencies' approval of pending mergers.
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Even before the new allegation came to light, Americans had doubts about whether Kavanaugh would be an impartial justice.
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Senators take an oath to "do impartial justice according to the Constitution and laws" ahead of an impeachment trial.
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Or will Republicans continue to use the line that they need to remain impartial jurors and decline to comment?
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Second, he must ensure that all Republicans see him as an "impartial arbiter" between warring factions of his party.
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Until there is an accurate, impartial census it will be impossible to know just how many Nigerians there really are.
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Zavascki was widely seen as an impartial figure in a case that has shaken Brazil's political class to its core.
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The scientific process is supposed to be one that is impartial and not influenced by the vicissitudes of human opinion.
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Some justifiably worry that taking more account of politics could destroy what credibility economists have left as impartial, apolitical experts.
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" Human Rights Watch issued a statement calling on Prime Minister O'Neill to immediately launch "an impartial, thorough and transparent investigation.
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MSF's request for an independent and impartial investigation by the International Humanitarian Fact Finding Commission has so far gone unanswered.
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In response, Exxon tried retaliating with a lawsuit against Healey claiming she was politically motivated and incapable of impartial investigations.
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Companies and foreign governments recognise the advantages this brings over conventional lobbying, which few would mistake as independent and impartial.
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Jim Ross would hint something was going on and Lawler would shut up or beg it off as impartial commentary.
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The trial was delayed after Monday's selection day saw ten potential jurors tell the judge they could not be impartial.
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Wanting to be impartial, Paras took an all-or-nothing approach to the characters she selected for this year's pumpkins.
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Amy Klobuchar tweeted that Barr made clear "he is not impartial when it comes to this investigation" and Washington Gov.
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"I think people pick sides because we are saturated with coverage and it is difficult to remain impartial," says Luckett.
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THE mission of the Department of Justice (DoJ) is "to ensure fair and impartial administration of justice for all Americans".
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Tomorrow, Mueller should be suspended and honest people should be brought in, impartial people to investigate these people like Strzok.
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People hold immovable beliefs about politics, he concludes, and have no inclination to defer to "impartial experts" on such topics.
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His supporters say Mkhwebane isn't impartial in her investigations and accuse her of acting as a proxy for Zuma's faction.
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She would have to do a lot to prove she would be an impartial and effective steward of the investigation.
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During his campaign, Trump accused a U.S. judge of not being able to be impartial because of his Mexican heritage.
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They said the station was an "intelligence network" opposed to national unity and religious values, not an impartial media outlet.
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Debbie Wasserman Schultz, the head of the Democratic National Committee (DNC)—which should have remained impartial during the primaries—resigned.
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That was my rule because if I was a judge, I didn't want to lose my ability to be impartial.
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If implemented, it would impose "impartial conduct" standards on financial advisors requiring they always act in their clients' best interests.
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She looks sad and disappointed for a moment, but regains her composure and suddenly pretends she is an impartial judge.
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Senators of all stripes should give him a swift confirmation and help deliver the "neutral, impartial judiciary" that Americans deserve.
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The experts called it an "overly close" relationship that left the health agency unable to be impartial in Olympic matters.
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And that's when an impartial investigation can best serve the truth – and would have my full cooperation to do so.
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We accord the law legitimacy to the extent we believe the authorities are honest, fair and impartial in making decisions.
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Rettig did not address the concern directly during the hearing, but repeatedly pledged to serve in an "impartial, unbiased" manner.
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The most important characteristics of Supreme Court nominees are no longer legal brilliance and impartial judging, if they ever were.
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"A good judge must be an umpire—a neutral and impartial arbiter who favors no litigant or policy," he said.
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Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, an informal adviser to the President, questioned whether the special counsel investigation would be impartial.
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He will be an impartial vote to help restore fidelity to the rule of law and preserve our inalienable rights.
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After the energy crisis, data collection and forecasting would be led by impartial civil servants at national and international levels.
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And that's when an impartial investigation can best serve the truth — and would have my full cooperation to do so.
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The union representing immigration judges says this is necessary to ensure that judges operate as impartial arbiters of the law.
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The state's Democratic Party has called on him to resign his current office in order to ensure an impartial election.
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A spokesman for the council promised that the judges would carry out the job in a fair and impartial way.
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Canadian officials have expressed their reluctance to do away with an impartial dispute settlement system to arbitrate disagreements over tariffs.
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"If the president seeks to interfere in the impartial administration of justice, the Congress must stop him," Mr. Schiff said.
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Zeus, who did not get to be king of the gods by being obtuse, immediately called in an impartial judge.
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Schumer did not back down from the comments on Wednesday evening, with his spokesman criticizing Roberts as not remaining impartial.
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They also should form an impartial electoral council to plan and conduct free and fair presidential elections under international supervision.
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For those who care about the fair and impartial rule of law, this was a landmark and long-overdue decision.
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The idea that justice is impartial is central to America's economic and political stability and key to its global reputation.
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Democrats have insisted the Senate must call witnesses to testify in order for the trial to be fair and impartial.
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The U.S. should also use diplomatic engagement to push reforms to media ownership laws that promote openness and impartial coverage.
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Now all he needs is a jury—that is, the Senate-- willing to render "impartial justice" as required by oath.
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Pressed on whether he could put his opinions aside to be an impartial juror, he indicated that he could not.
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"I cannot and will not shrink from my duty to defend the constitution and to do impartial justice," Jones said.
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For now, he is by law, though not in practice, an impartial head of state who lacks full executive authority.
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Mr. Aidala said the charges announced in Los Angeles would make it challenging to find impartial jurors in New York.
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He also, again, emphasized the importance of impartial courts while warning his colleagues that this cannot be taken for granted.
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When judging revenue neutrality, policy makers will need to rely on a credible, impartial arbiter, like the Congressional Budget Office.
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I think you know the idea that any of these senators could be impartial jurors, is frankly a bit hilarious.
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As for picking a jury, Rotunno says women can be fair and impartial and she is not automatically excluding them.
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More than 100 jurors have reportedly filled out questionnaires about their backgrounds and whether they'd remain impartial in the case.
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Still, Hadid seemed somehow confident this would not make her in any way impartial as one of the potential jurors.
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But if perfect justice through impartial jurors is unattainable, at least the appearance of a lack of bias is possible.
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Impeachment: The U.S. Senate officially opened the impeachment trial of Mr. Trump, and senators took oaths to be impartial jurors.
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He has also indicated that he does not intend to act as an impartial juror in the president's Senate trial.
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"Holder said that by making those remarks, "he exposed himself as a partisan actor, not an impartial law-enforcement official.
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It's also disturbing when groups suggest that someone like you, who takes their religion seriously, cannot be an impartial judge.
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Chevron bias also raises serious civil liberties issues, because each party has a constitutional right to an impartial judicial proceeding.
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Mr. Nunes may need to tread cautiously to avoid the perception of crossing the line from impartial moderator to advocate.
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Amnesty International said authorities should "immediately initiate a thorough and impartial investigation into massive police violence against students during protests".
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"We believe strongly in being impartial, and we strive to enforce our rules impartially," Dorsey said in his prepared testimony.
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He said he's an "independent, impartial judge" and conceded he "might have been too emotional" during his testimony last week.
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"We believe strongly in being impartial, and we strive to enforce our rules impartially," Dorsey said in the written testimony.
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As a former Assistant District Attorney, I know first-hand the prudence of following guidance for conducting an impartial investigation.
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Coats, on top of producing impartial analysis for the president, will need to find a way to bridge that divide.
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Calling the allegations against China "deeply disturbing," Bachelet said Beijing had to allow access to the region for impartial observers.
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But this is a trying time for a justice who wants his court to be seen as an impartial institution.
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Every American can be assured that I will be an independent and impartial Justice devoted to equal justice under law.
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The Justice Department, she said, should be "so above the political fray" to ensure Americans have confidence in impartial justice.
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He also told reporters during a separate press conference that he was "not an impartial juror" in the looming trial.
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Why it matters: Senators must take an oath to do "impartial justice" before being sworn in for an impeachment trial.
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To the extent that bureaucracies stand for the impartial application of the law, they're a central component of a democracy.
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Such an investigation, she says, should be conducted by an impartial body, so as not to be clouded by partisanship.
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Robin then asked that the court appoint a different monitor who could be more impartial, but the judge said no.
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This is a more neutral way to begin than saying we should believe victims, and better describes our impartial mind-set.
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The Fly Club demanded that Khurana recuse himself from discussions about the clubs, saying he was not an impartial decision-maker.
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The judge also asked jurors if Roof's race or the race of the victims would affect their ability to be impartial.
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The Supreme Court found the lower court should have determined six of the board's directors were not impartial, not just three.
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Impartial observers, including myself and futures expert George Pearkes, poured cold water on the theory as soon as it came out.
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Much of the text consists of local officials gloating along with the president, with no effort to appear impartial and professional.
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THE SIXTH Amendment declares that criminal defendants will "enjoy the right to a speedy and public trial, by an impartial jury".
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"As the court made clear both the appearance and reality of impartial justice are crucial in our justice system," she said.
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And most economists, including those at the impartial Bank of England, reckon that membership has made Britain more competitive, raising growth.
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On Thursday, Zuckerberg was asked how he could stay impartial on presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren following his past statements about her.
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" In court papers he emphasized that "infecting the deliberative process with such racial bias violates the right to an impartial jury.
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Republicans believe that the British government's dependence on the DUP has undermined its role as an impartial broker in the talks.
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I have pledged to Guess and its Board of Directors my full support and cooperation with a fair and impartial investigation.
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One of them is this clip, with the headline "How impartial are Syria's White Helmets?" which links the group to ISIS.
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As for cases with wider political ramifications, submitting them to impartial justice is simply too big a risk, the party reckons.
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And she declared that a prosecutor's use of challenges to exclude black jurors violated a defendant's right to an impartial trial.
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Conservatives generally treat any media scrutiny of Republican politicians as inherently suspicious or invalid—subterfuge masquerading as impartial reporting or analysis.
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Assad calls for 'impartial investigation' Assad said no proper investigation had been possible because the area was controlled by Nusra Front.
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U.N. human rights experts on Wednesday called on the Mexican government to conduct an impartial investigation into allegations of illegal spying.
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"There must now be a thorough, impartial and independent investigation into these allegations, which are alarmingly commonplace in Uzbekistan," he added.
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"I urge the Ukrainian authorities to ensure prompt and impartial investigation into each and every reported human rights violation," said Zeid.
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While banks have also set up their own platforms to capture trading volumes, e-platforms are often perceived as more impartial.
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"Tribunals in Burundi today are not impartial... There is a systematic practice of torture...There are extra-judicial executions," he added.
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Instead, it allows you to jump between versions of the story that are written from a left, right or "impartial" perspective.
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Social networks like Facebook have been widely seen as impartial systems that reflect users' ideas, preferences and relationship back at them.
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Humanitarian aid is by its very nature supposed to be neutral, impartial, and intended solely for the relief of suffering people.
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As Americans well know, a free and impartial media is essential to democracy and a bulwark against extremism of all kinds.
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Trump last week criticized Judge Gonzalo Curiel, questioning whether the judge could be impartial as he oversees lawsuits against Trump University.
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For instance, our research shows that attempts to make the process impartial ("procedural fairness") don't necessarily lead to less-biased outcomes.
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The case requires the justices to choose between keeping jury deliberations secret and the Sixth Amendment's guarantee of an impartial jury.
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Absent this framework, no impartial judgement can be made to protect creditors from unfair discrimination or to protect their best interests.
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Such access ensures that, at a minimum, this impartial humanitarian organization knows who is detained and how they are being treated.
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"The chairman has turned the impartial reputation of the judiciary committee into an extension of the Trump campaign," Mr. Reid said.
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The CHP's Kemal Kilicdaroglu said the board's judges need to be impartial and that a full recount needed a reasonable justification.
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The question, then is do Kavanaugh's overt partisan statements shake some Americans' faith that the Court can be an impartial arbiter?
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Notice the implicit assumption here – namely, that impartial fact-checking would find an equal number of false claims from each party.
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The first thing the board ought to do is commission a thorough and impartial investigation by someone of Mr. Freeh's stature.
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The Supreme Court rightly found that such racial animus interfered with an accused's person right to a fair and impartial trial.
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If she is very objective and impartial and she probes the way she would probe any situation, that's a good thing.
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" Carlos Narez, the secretary of the National Council for Migrant Assistance in Guatemala, on Friday called for an "exhaustive, impartial investigation.
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"My promise before God to apply impartial justice required that I put my personal feelings and political biases aside," he said.
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When questioned on Tuesday over whether the nomination could threaten the image of an impartial justice system, Sanchez defended his choice.
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The chief said he requested the oversight of state prosecutors, even though he had confidence in his detectives to be impartial.
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Legal experts have said selecting impartial jurors in a case that has attracted a great deal of publicity could be difficult.
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" Romney — who has made clear that he'd like Bolton to testify — has vowed "to be as impartial as the oath requires.
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Indeed, three-quarters or more of education press reporting was impartial in 2009, just as was the case in 2017-18.
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Senators who proclaim they have prejudged the outcome will not serve as impartial jurors and should be recused from the trial.
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Fifty percent of viewers thought Wallace was a fair and impartial moderator, higher than Anderson Cooper, Martha Raddatz and Lester Holt.
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"In an impeachment trial, every Senator takes an oath to 'do impartial justice according to the Constitution and laws,'" she wrote.
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" Chief Justice John Roberts was sworn in as the presiding officer of the trial, taking an oath to administer "impartial justice.
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Lindsey Graham, who have both said they won't be impartial or fair jurors, because they believe the impeachment process is political.
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The emergence of the two-party system and the direct election of senators have dashed Hamilton's hopes for an impartial body.
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" Pelosi was referring to comments made earlier this week by McConnell, who told reporterslast week that "I'm not an impartial juror.
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Reality was droning on as usual, with impartial sunlight streaming through a nearby window and picking out swirls of dust motes.
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Which, Late Show host Stephen Colbert pointed out on Monday, is a complete violation of their constitutional duty to be impartial.
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"Impartial enforcement of the law is essential to give the American public confidence in the Justice Department's work," the senators wrote.
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Sessions was rejected by the Senate in 1986 because they considered him too racist to be impartial as a federal judge.
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More than anyone else in the family, he could stand back from a contentious situation and give impartial and convincing advice.
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"Wrestle" isn't slick or impartial, and doesn't claim to be, yet the movie has a raw honesty that disdains forced uplift.
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"I am not impartial about this at all," McConnell said, adding that he has been closely coordinating with the White House.
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Senators take an oath to "do impartial justice" At least two Republicans, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky and Sen.
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In most contemporary situations, establishing the "evil eye" — an intent to discriminate — in a seemingly impartial law is an insurmountable hurdle.
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The UN opens "impartial" investigation into Syrian war crimes The UN opens "impartial" investigation into Syrian war crimes The United Nations has agreed to the creation of an independent body that will investigate whether war crimes occurred during the five-and-a-half-year Syrian civil war, which has claimed an estimated 400,000 lives thus far.
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Sir John Major, Britain's prime minister in 1990-97, said he worried that the government might no longer be seen as impartial.
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"Tomorrow, Mueller should be suspended and honest people should be brought in, impartial people to investigate these people like Strzok," Giuliani said.
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"The National Commission is manifestly unable - and possibly unwilling - to do the type of impartial investigation that is required," he told Reuters.
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Accordingly, all enforcement action by members must be based on sound professional judgment and accomplished in an impartial, courteous, and consistent manner.
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"I took up this mandate with the understanding that Israel would grant me access, as an impartial and objective observer," said Wibisono.
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I, however, remained a lone wolf, the impartial, alien observer sent to this planet to study humanity without truly experiencing its joys.
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"It's important for us to be impartial and fair to all the candidates — and to be able to demonstrate that," said Lord.
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Sobotka has said any new minister must be independent enough from Babis to allow for an impartial probe of the tax issue.
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"The defendant's right to a trial by an impartial jury is not hindered just because of misleading or inaccurate statements," Jackson said.
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No greater good for the overall health and well-being of our republic than preserving and strengthening the impartial rule of law.
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"My promise before God to apply impartial justice required that I put my personal feelings and biases aside," Romney told the Senate.
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It was clear I needed an impartial person who thinks really hard about different types of Power Vests and what they mean.
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" The focus on Roberts' role, Kang added, shows "he's not the impartial, apolitical chief justice that he puts himself out to be.
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The review of Iran will be treated in the same impartial manner that all countries subject to similar reviews have been treated.
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The Supreme Court's messages to the public regarding Mr Trump's poorly justified, legally suspect travel ban have been noncommittal and, ostensibly, impartial.
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These dogs were not even allowed to compete at Westminster until this year, although they are, in my journalistically impartial opinion, adorable.
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When forced, they might put out a blog post — claiming their tools are impartial, their platforms neutral, their role mere 'blameless intermediary'.
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The letter immediately led Democrats and other Trump skeptics to see Barr as a Trump ally first and an impartial lawyer second.
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Aviation watchdogs in America and China, for instance, have suggested that they should run the allocation of slots by an impartial auction.
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There is an inevitable tension between such actions, which help companies prepare submissions, and the need for rigorous and impartial regulatory oversight.
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The government pledged in 2015 to carry out an impartial investigation into alleged war crimes, but has so far not taken action.
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But it is more open than mainland China, and its reputation rests partly on having a judiciary that is rigorous and impartial.
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"If jurors fear backlash, that's a threat to the fair and impartial administration of justice, and everyone should be concerned about it."
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Human Rights Watch expressed concern over the election's credibility and Amnesty International called for an impartial probe into "deeply disturbing" election violence.
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" Despite those comments, Scott released a statement Friday saying the department is seeking an "independent, impartial investigation by a separate investigatory body.
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The lawyers had argued it was impossible to seat an impartial jury in Boston due to the intense publicity surrounding the attack.
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Other Republicans jumped to the attack, saying Ginsburg had proven she could not be an impartial voice on the country's highest court.
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Zeid Ra'ad al-Hussein, U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights, called for "thorough, independent and impartial investigations of all acts of violence".
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"We call on the Mexican authorities to ensure a thorough, effective, impartial, independent and prompt investigation into this emblematic case," she said.
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Trump has questioned whether U.S. District Judge Gonzalo Curiel, who was born in Indiana, can remain impartial because of his Mexican heritage.
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"Why are they part of the audit team when they can hardly be expected to be impartial?" said Chamber spokesman Ronald Recidoro.
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" Sessions stood firm in his decision and said the DOJ "will continue to do its work in a fair and impartial manner.
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In our era of "fake news" — in both the domestic and international arenas — credible and impartial data sources are the most potent.
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The report on the Clinton Foundation was a disservice to the AP's vast readership, which expects impartial, sound analysis from the organization.
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To her discredit, Judge Aquilina abdicated her role as an impartial arbiter and became instead a tribune for prosecutors and the victims.
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Stone's lawyers also said his public statements did not present a "clear and present danger" to the seating of an impartial jury.
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Zeid also urged the authorities to "guarantee that victims have access to justice" and repeated calls for an independent and impartial probe.
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The court should be above this kind of bickering, serving as a beacon for impartial justice, its functioning unrestricted by congressional machinations.
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You need impartial adviceEven if you feel fairly competent with your finances, you may still want unbiased advice from time to time.
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Amnesty is at risk of losing its reputation as an impartial organization, presidential spokesman Garba Shehu said in a statement on Monday.
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The Trump administration has persistently devised ways to compromise the independence of immigration judges and prevent them from reaching fair, impartial decisions.
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Only then can these judges reach fair, impartial decisions that uphold the law and reflect America's foundational commitment to an independent judiciary.
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Tribal nations have written constitutions, statutes and regulations; most operate like any other contemporary justice systems, with an impartial judge and jury.
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Speaking to CNN in August, Brafman said it would be "difficult but not impossible" to seat an impartial jury in Weinstein's trial.
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The constitutional guarantee of due process requires, at a minimum, that judges be impartial arbiters of the cases that come before them.
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Wolfe's lawyers believe that commentary from Trump or others would infringe upon the former Senate security director's right to an impartial jury.
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Her version of "fandom" is encyclopedic and impartial: she'll happily pose next to everyone from Oprah to Charlie Sheen to Fetty Wap.
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That will require the justices to choose between keeping jury deliberations secret and sustaining the Sixth Amendment's promise of an impartial jury.
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"If we find that a Montgomery County panel is unable to be fair and impartial, then we've got a problem," he said.
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Republican senators blocking an Obama appointee, for obviously partisan reasons, convinced many Democrats that there are no impartial norms surrounding the Court.
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The United Nations urged officials in Caracas to undertake an impartial investigation to resolve the conflicting versions of how Mr. Alban died.
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"Broadcast-based emergency alert systems... have remained professional and impartial over decades," Tim Groeling, a communications professor at UCLA, told NBC News.
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Mr. Netanyahu called the allegations "delusional and mendacious" and questioned whether people who make such charges can be impartial in their investigation.
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People who participate in civics and elect their own legislators require free access to impartial information so that they can stay informed.
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Ms. Figueredo suggested that Manhattan offered Mr. Weinstein the best chance to find an impartial jury, given the diversity of its residents.
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Ana Menéndez Pérez, Spain's permanent representative to the United Nations, rejected the suggestion that the Spanish judiciary was not independent and impartial.
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"The young people are asking for a few days to organize," said Monsignor Silvio Báez, acknowledging that he has hardly been impartial.
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" An impartial, factually-based assessment would have addressed immigration this way: "They're bringing skilled and semi-skilled labor, which we sorely need.
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In the days leading up to the historic vote in the House, McConnell acknowledged that he would not be an impartial juror.
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"In order for Bill Cosby to have a fair trial, which he is entitled to, he needs an impartial jury," he said.
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Far from creating a more level playing field through impartial judgment, Coded Bias argues, AI has the potential to exacerbate existing inequalities.
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Even selecting fair and impartial jurors, the lawyers will argue, is incredibly difficult given the far-reaching effects of the #MeToo movement.
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"At least four or five other women said they couldn't be impartial because they too were survivors of sexual assault," he said.
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When it was his turn to speak, Olivares stood up, said his name, and told the judge he could not be impartial.
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"Our duties to discharge that office [of senator] are to be fair, to be impartial, to be deliberative, not political," Jones said.
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Particularly, in the wake of the release of special counsel Robert Mueller's report, Pelosi remained fairly impartial about a formal impeachment trial.
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The quasi-jurors who swore an oath on Thursday to do "impartial justice" for the most part have already signaled their partiality.
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The BBC said it would not be playing the song because of editorial guidelines requiring the broadcaster to remain impartial during elections.
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Yesterday: With the formal opening of the trial, senators swore to deliver "impartial justice" and installed Chief Justice John Roberts to preside.
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"In its 42 years, El Sistema somehow managed to keep an impartial position," said Ollantay Velásquez, the director of Mr. Cañizales's orchestra.
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The chief said he requested the oversight of state prosecutors, even though he had confidence in his detectives to be impartial. Rev.
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He said McConnell's previous comments about coordinating with White House lawyers on the trial have made clear that McConnell is not impartial.
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This may be expected of partisans contesting elections, but it's unacceptable for international media who claim their coverage is impartial and independent.
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What adds to the implausibility of the current deal is the time frame and lack of impartial brokers trusted by all sides.
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When Kavanaugh did talk, he vowed to be neutral and impartial, but he said nothing that would cool the Dems' fire. 224.
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"I don't think it would be hard for me to be impartial and enforce laws that I didn't vote for," he said.
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Jackson largely ruled that people who said they could remain impartial if seated on the jury could be eligible for the job.
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"An impartial jury would be impossible when a lovely lady pleaded the case of the criminal," said one attorney for the school.
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Leaving Mr. Valletta in charge, family members said, would compromise the investigation and breach their right to a fair and impartial hearing.
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"It is clear that Circuit Attorney Gardner cannot be impartial, unbiased or objective in continuing to prosecute these charges," Mr. Newton wrote.
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And many will follow Senator Mitch McConnell, swearing an oath to "do impartial justice," only to violate that oath before proceedings begin.
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, a Democrat from New York, said he was "utterly amazed" McConnell would describe himself as not impartial.
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Mr. Kratz, who resigned as prosecutor in 2010, said he declined to participate because he did not believe the film would be impartial.
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Is there anything about the charges, without more, that you believe would affect your ability to serve as a fair and impartial juror?
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In 1997, the commission demanded that the Peruvian government begin an independent, impartial investigation so that those responsible could be brought to trial.
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The judge asked if this would affect her ability to be impartial and later ruled that she be nixed as a potential juror.
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Their advice to anyone struggling with problem debt is to contact a free and impartial debt charity and not to ignore the problem.
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FDIH "urges the authorities to carry out a thorough, impartial, and transparent investigation ... without undue delay and hold those responsible accountable," it said.
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Both men embody what Reuters has made its mission for more than 160 years: to be strenuously impartial in our gathering of information.
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Kemp said she was extremely upset because the court had put so much work into trying to ensure a fair and impartial trial.
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First is that the artist must remain politically impartial, capturing the "mood" of the election rather than dealing explicitly with any particular policy.
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He merely offered skepticism about the frame, suggesting that as a trans journalist, he could not be impartial about attacks on his humanity.
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So it's understandable to ask Google to be impartial — but can a search engine, whose goal is ranking pages, ever be meaningfully neutral?
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But some say that means they are unlikely to provide the impartial evaluations of properties that professional appraisers are duty bound to provide.
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Tillerson called for the Myanmar government to lead a credible and impartial investigation and said those who committed abuses should be held responsible.
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If it's done right, billions of people could end up with trusted, independent, impartial news they would never otherwise have had access to.
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This was never going to be an impartial film, but Panse's biopic is blind to even the irony that is openly on display.
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Pepin says a judge&aposs responsibility is to make impartial decisions based on evidence in court and not popular sentiment from other information.
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"If you feel it's reached toxic levels in the workplace, then consider bringing in an impartial facilitator or mediator to guide the discussion."
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Based on their answers, Ellis rejected more than three dozen people because they had competing obligations or indicated they could not be impartial.
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A government adviser compared the ratings decision to the failed coup attempt in July, and the prime minister declared it was "not impartial".
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"We hope Australia can adopt an objective, fair and impartial position and not do anything to harm regional peace and stability," Hong said.
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The company may indeed work to make sure the feed is "impartial," insofar as it does not penalize stories on a partisan basis.
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The rappers were there as impartial observers (aka enjoying the view) while 3 other judges -- including club owner Damon Cobbs -- rated the candidates.
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She said she took Stone's First Amendment rights seriously, but worried that his comments could make it harder to seat an impartial jury.
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Many Democrats have said they are skeptical about Comey's ability to conduct any investigation into Trump's ties to Russia in an impartial way.
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Russia President Vladimir Putin asked for an impartial investigation into an alleged chemical attack in Syria that raised sensitivities within most Western capitals.
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Al Jazeera Arabic's coverage is not impartial, but set against some of the other news channels in the region, is it any worse?
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Such legislation would "ensure that special counsels — present or future — have the independence they need to conduct fair and impartial investigations," Republican Sen.
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U.S.-based Artisan Partners, which controls 9.99 percent of Panalpina, had urged the Swiss company to give "impartial consideration" to DSV's initial proposal.
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The killings in Venezuela and "widespread shortages and hunger highlight the increasingly urgent need for an impartial analysis and rapid assistance", Zeid said.
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She told me on Thursday that she still has concerns about whether Pruitt can be an impartial mediator between environmental and industry interests.
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To believe that any of today's generation of politicians is likely to uphold such impartial standards is naïve to the point of absurdity.
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The public should be able to trust that antitrust enforcement — in fact all federal law enforcement — is impartial and free of political influence.
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Photography used to be an impartial mechanism — or at least, it was thought of as such — and now it has lost that sacrosanctity.
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It is the duty of the Senators to continue to ask hard questions to determine if these nominees can be fair and impartial.
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Of course, as the account itself notes, people working on Joy of Cooking are hardly impartial when it comes to Joy of Cooking.
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Ted Cruz, a conservative who serves on the Senate Judiciary Committee, said he has serious questions about whether Mueller's probe can be impartial.
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On February 20, 1996, Matsch had ruled that McVeigh's trial would be moved from Oklahoma City to Denver, to insure an impartial jury.
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Without a single, impartial arbiter to score the budgetary implications of policy options, there is likely to be substantial confusion about these implications.
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The prosecution was unable to have a "a fair and impartial trial or hearing" with Judge Persky hearing the case, the motion said.
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Al Cross, a journalism professor at the University of Kentucky and a longtime commentator on Kentucky politics, said Jones isn't an impartial observer.
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Individuals from low income, underserved or marginalized communities face poor health outcomes, in part due to discrimination and other forms of impartial treatment.
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But by 2016, they became so infected with own hubris that they damaged — not defended — the FBI as an impartial investigator of facts.
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" Myanmar government spokesman Zaw Htay told CNN Lee "is not impartial and objective when conducting her work, there is no trust in her.
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By taking the motion under advisement, as prosecutors requested, Moore can revisit the motion if an impartial 12-person jury can't be found.
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As I noted in the CNN chyron story, the shift is partly an adaptation by impartial media outlets to a uniquely mendacious candidate.
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"There is no honor in resisting 'outside pressure' just to pat ourselves on the back for being 'impartial,'" Twitter engineer Marina Zhao tweeted.
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I think it's bad for the world if Murray's take on this gets recast here as political bravery, or impartial, or non-controversial.
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"We do believe that there is an opportunity for North Koreans to have access to free and independent and impartial information," said Unsworth.
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She pointed out concerns of many law scholars that Brett Kavanaugh would not be unbiased, would not be impartial and would be vindictive.
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One juror was replaced with an alternate last Tuesday after he said he could no longer be fair and impartial in the case.
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"The appearance of bias and impropriety on the part of this governmental agency, charged with impartial decision-making, is simply overwhelming," Futerfas wrote.
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Amendments that the government supported were rejected by Mr. Bercow, adding fuel to Conservative accusations that he has not been an impartial arbiter.
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Officials with the Interior Department pledge to conduct an impartial process, but environmental groups fear the new appointees are pursuing a predetermined outcome.
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Second, Taylor's test was administered by a hand-picked polygraph expert at the direction of her counsel ... not exactly an impartial 3rd party.
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The senator concluded his remarks by stating that McConnell is "sabotaging this proceeding by saying he won't be impartial," echoing other Democratic criticisms.
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Sadly, the Senate failed to meet its Constitutional obligation set forth by the framers to hold a fair trial and do impartial justice.
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The GOP is right: Trump's impeachment trial has been a proceeding fundamentally driven by partisanship rather than the impartial standards expected of trials.
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And 70% of the public, including 80% of Democrats and 73% of Republicans, said senators should "act as impartial jurors" during the trial.
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The framers' wisdom in giving this responsibility to a member of the judiciary expected to be apolitical and impartial has never been clearer.
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" — TREVOR NOAH "Chief Justice John Roberts and his members of the Senate took an oath to remain completely impartial during the impeachment trial.
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"She is right to highlight what some of the Republicans, including the [House majority] leader, have said, which is anything but impartial," Rep.
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If Mr. Callahan can't depend on elected officials and those they appoint to be impartial, no amount of regulation will solve his problem.
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It is unlikely that Daw Aung San Suu Kyi will agree to an impartial investigation into the various crimes committed against the community.
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Kavanaugh's last-ditch effort to present himself as an impartial judge is another extraordinary decision in a confirmation process full of unprecedented moments.
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They argue that as impartial jurors, they shouldn't make any foregone conclusion — especially about a scandal that could force Trump out of office.
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"My job is not to weigh the political consequences, but to do impartial justice to live up to the oath that I took."
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"But my promise before God to apply impartial justice requires that I put my personal feelings and my political bias aside," he said.
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He says the politically charged comments he made about the Clintons during the contentious campaign would give the appearance that he isn't impartial.
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The names of the 19933 potential witnesses became public as it became clear how hard it would be to find an impartial jury.
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Ikram Chaudhry, a senior opposition lawyer, said it was doubtful that an impartial investigation could be conducted with Mr. Sharif still in power.
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October 4, 2018 - The Wall Street Journal publishes an op-ed by Kavanaugh in which argues that he is an independent, impartial judge.
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" She also had harsh words for her fellow Democrats, arguing that their "extreme rhetoric was never conducive to an impartial fact-finding process.
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In recent days, Schumer has slammed McConnell ahead of Trump's trial, saing he was "utterly amazed" by McConnell describing himself as not impartial.
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"McConnell, who last week said there&aposs "zero chance" Trump will be removed from office, told reporters: "I&aposm not an impartial juror.
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Grasz was rated "not qualified" by the American Bar Association out of concern that he would be unable to be an impartial judge.
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It is their interaction with a free press, an independent legislature and an impartial, independent judiciary that lend them much of their power.
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Citizens impacted by these tragic fires should avoid the lure of legal scams promising fast money and call for an impartial investigation process.
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Police spokesman Bernard Banac said officers involved in the child's killing were suspended pending an impartial investigation to determine which firearm killed her.
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And those countries' larger conflicts with the Americans make it difficult for the powers to come together, robbing Venezuela of an impartial mediator.
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" McConnell has openly said that he plans to coordinate with Trump's defense team and that he doesn't view himself as an "impartial juror.
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But U.S. District Judge T.S. Ellis denied the request, saying a questionnaire would ensure that a panel of impartial jurors could be selected.
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According to your website, the club is nonpartisan and dedicated to the impartial discussion of issues important to your community and the nation.
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"What we have is a judge who has made a record of his inability to be a fair and impartial judge for a whole class of citizens who are entitled to have a fair and impartial judge," Sam Marcosson, a professor of law at the University of Louisville who focuses on civil rights issues for L.G.B.T. people, said in an interview on Monday.
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The police said in statement their investigation was being carried out in an impartial manner and saw nothing wrong with the line of questioning.
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Presidential spokesman Salvador Panelo said in a statement that Duterte was "deeply perturbed" by the killings, and had ordered "a thorough and impartial investigation".
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Republicans come to Nunes' defense But at least two House Republicans came to Nunes' defense, saying he could continue to oversee an impartial investigation.
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The experts had received "consistent and numerous reports indicating the lack of prompt, impartial and effective investigation into allegations of torture or ill-treatment".
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It's conceivable Tillerson could stay impartial and judge the issue purely on its policy merits, but this conflict will be looming in the background.
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Lynas Corp said on Monday its operations had already been extensively scrutinized and that it will advocate for a "transparent, impartial and scientific" review.
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As governor general, Payette is supposed to be an impartial overseer of the democratic process, and not get involved in politics or spiritual matters.
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"We intend to be thorough, impartial and objective, and we are conducting this review with the highest degree of integrity and professionalism," they said.
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"The party leadership must also always remain impartial in the presidential nominating process, something which did not occur in the 2016 race," he added.
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Oh my God, do any of these people bother to try to look like they are in any way impartial, calling balls and strikes?
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The question is whether, by saying, "I do not feel that one's heritage makes them incapable of being impartial," he's disowning his previous attacks.
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"It is essential to prevent the disruption of these agreements and to carry out an unbiased and impartial investigation of the incidents," Lavrov said.
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To an impartial viewer, the events in the film provide no context to the Maharashtra that Thackeray shaped considerably, whether for good or bad.
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The idea that you should be practical and impartial is helpful in some occasions, but it's really not helpful in a lot of times.
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Instead, its job is to "report the facts, reach objective, impartial judgments about what's going on and to hold power to account," he said.
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But it sold even more Republicans on the opposite opinion: that liberals' incessant cries of "racism" threatened to undermine the impartial rule of law.
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The good news in the case of the deported Dreamer is that Judge Curiel has a long and distinguished record of impartial decision-making.
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There was a 'special master' appointed who was an impartial referee who says, 'This is relevant and this is not relevant to the investigation.
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In other words, in defending Trump from accusations of racism, he is restating Trump's view that minorities have a hard time being impartial. Fail.
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While it's not an impartial estimate, Finder calculates that we spend more than $17 billion on impulse buys—which is a lot of regret.
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As an educator, I frequently have to switch off my 'angry activist brain' in favor of a more sympathetic and impartial approach with clients.
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Courts have all sorts of procedural protections built in — due process rights, impartial juries — but you cannot perfectly analogize that to the legislative realm.
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In an effort to keep the jurors impartial, the judge mentioned nothing about fears they could be threatened or even murdered by the cartel.
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"The absence of an independent and impartial prosecution and judiciary makes the delivery of a fair trial impossible in most political cases," he said.
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This is largely due to the IG community languishing in obscurity, since they have to remain apolitical and impartial, they get no media attention.
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In reading the site, it seems that, so far, the articles often do not differ all that significantly between left, right, and "impartial" versions.
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It urged her to formally withdraw the bill and called for "an independent, impartial, effective and prompt investigation" into police actions on June 12.
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As an impartial observer, it was unfair trying to decide who to root for in today's Final Four matchup between Gonzaga and South Carolina.
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Early reviews have been warm, and Mr. Visconti, a tough critic if not an entirely impartial one, praised her "refreshing voice" and "compelling" stories.
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Jane Kirtley, an expert on the media, cautioned that nonfiction podcasts from sources other than news organizations or academic institutions were not necessarily impartial.
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The powerful riposte is that, to function, society relies on impartial adjudication of wrongs, especially in an era of multiculturalism, with its attendant frictions.
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On Sunday, a spokeswoman for the lieutenant governor said he was "aggressively exploring options for a thorough, independent, and impartial investigation" of the allegations.
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Others faded over time: the Elevator , in San Francisco; the Impartial Citizen , in Syracuse; the Mystery , in Pittsburgh; the Grand Era , in Baton Rouge.
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And while Facebook believes it is staying impartial by doing little to regulate political speech, it may actually be helping Trump in doing so.
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"Journalism is not a crime but genocide is, and it should be prosecuted in an independent and impartial international court." said Fortify Rights' Smith.
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The police said it a statement they would handle cases "in a fair and impartial manner irrespective of the backgrounds of the persons concerned".
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Recent events have made clear that the congressional intelligence committees are incapable of providing the definitive and impartial investigation that apparent Russian interferences demand.
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While Peter Strzok still lurks in the basement of the Hoover Building, the optics could not be worse for Mueller and his impartial investigation.
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"Time is needed to allow passions to cool and to permit the seating of an impartial jury," Manafort's attorneys wrote to Judge T.S. Ellis.
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But, you might say to yourself, at least the government can't do anything until it proves its case in court before an impartial jury.
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"You cannot have the person in charge of an impartial investigation be partial to one side," said Democratic Senate Minority leader Chuck Schumer Monday.
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"We will conduct an objective, independent and impartial investigation," Tarek William Saab, Venezuela's ombudsman, said Monday, echoing a promise by the public prosecutor's office.
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Democrats in both the House and Senate spent the day arguing that Nunes had shown himself to be incapable of leading an impartial investigation.
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He formally appealed the ruling last week, after his team alleged that Judge Genece Brinkley, who ruled on Williams's case, was less than impartial.
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"I think that they think they're fair, but no, I don't think so," he said when asked whether the RNC is impartial on MSNBC.
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U.S.-based Artisan Partners, which controls 9.99 percent of Panalpina, has also urged the Swiss company to give "impartial consideration" to DSV's initial proposal.
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"This outrageous misconduct by the OCE staff demonstrates that the OCE report now before the Committee is neither impartial nor unbiased," Brett Kappel wrote.
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Some former secretaries of state said the new fund-raising tactics could hurt the image of the offices as impartial referees of state elections.
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He nevertheless provided a riveting and vivid — if not impartial — account of the most pivotal phase of the revolution, as viewed from the ground.
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"You can't be an independent witness to an event and then prosecute the same event and think you can be impartial," Mr. Wellborn said.
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But no impartial observer could emerge from Thursday with total certainty that one of the parties was representing the perfectly-true course of events.
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They're committed public servants and self-described data nerds who would put accurate, impartial measurement of the U.S. economy over just about anything else.
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Their diligence paid off, and the "Second Avenue Subway" article was selected by one of Wikipedia's impartial reviewers as a "good article" in 2016.
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"Despite repeated requests, Trump and Republicans have refused to take this routine step and direct the FBI to conduct an impartial investigation," Democratic Sen.
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The statement said the chief had met with the Ghaisar family in the days after the shooting and pledged a fair and impartial investigation.
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"The party leadership must also always remain impartial in the presidential nominating process, something which did not occur in the 2016 race," he said.
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Financial Conduct Authority Chief Executive Andrew Bailey said earlier this month that 'best buy' tables should be impartial and updated in a timely way.
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Added to the constant degradation of the ABC and its superior reporting, it hammers another nail in the coffin of impartial journalism in Australia.
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It will soon be at the stage that Australians will only be able to find impartial journalism about Australia by going to OVERSEAS sources!
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" It said the issue was whether Ms. Bailey had followed district guidelines that require "controversial subjects be taught in 'an impartial and objective manner.
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McConnell has said he won't be "impartial" about impeachment "at all," prompting some Democrats to call for him to recuse himself from the trial.
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Now, on the verge of victory, McConnell and the Republicans have dispensed with any fiction that the Supreme Court is an impartial deliberative body.
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Call center agents monitored by AI software from CallMiner prefer being graded by an "impartial computer" over a human supervisor, says CTO Jeff Gallino.
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And several, including Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, have already indicated that they favor the president's position — despite taking an oath to be impartial jurors.
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Each senator should reaffirm his or her obligation to "do impartial justice" without regard to political affiliation at the outset of the evidentiary presentations.
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Of 120 potential jurors, 43 were dismissed on the first day of jury selection because they couldn't remain impartial, according to a pool reporter.
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The rigorous, ground-level reporting that Wen practices is a crucial aspect of how Reuters supplies impartial and reliable news to its global audience.
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And McConnell and other GOP senators like Lindsey Graham of South Carolina have made clear they will not approach the trial as impartial jurors.
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Finding impartial New York City jurors amid the media frenzy surrounding the Weinstein case will be a challenge for both legal teams, experts said.
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Panelists were being asked basic questions about scheduling conflicts and whether they believed they could be impartial despite the enormous publicity surrounding the case.
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The challenge of finding an impartial panel was on full display as jury selection began in the morning at the Allegheny County Courthouse here.
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Another ally and presidential hopeful Tuto Quiroga said the move hurt Bolivia's international credibility and put at risk the objective of holding impartial elections.
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I thought it was really funny having a bunch of Democrats come out saying, Oh, Mitch McConnell isn't going to be an impartial juror.
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After a jury had been picked, Ms. Coleman told reporters that she was taking the jurors at their word that they could be impartial.
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Several Republican senators, including McConnell, indicated that they would not agree to call witnesses and would not act as impartial jurors in the proceedings.
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And a pause allows warnings by McConnell and Graham that they will not serve as impartial jurors to create a political backlash, he said.
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However, the studies were funded by the National Honey Board, an "industry-funded agriculture promotion group," so more research by impartial scientists is needed.
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But even an impartial list like this one speaks to just how much news is being created by this White House every damn day.
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The rules are based on the rather reasonable idea that party insiders are probably not the most impartial people to draw fair electoral lines.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell on Tuesday said he will not be an impartial juror in an expected impeachment trial for President Donald Trump.
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In covering the 2020 U.S. Election, that means providing coverage that is fair, independent, impartial and relevant – in short covering it The Reuters Way.
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But Congress can act to ensure that USPS package costs reflect their fair share of fixed costs and force USPS arrangements to be impartial.
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The documents could also shed light on Judge Kavanaugh's ability to be impartial on important legal issues that may come before the Supreme Court.
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Both the player and the team get one chance to name an appropriate salary, and then an impartial arbiter picks one of the numbers.
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After full, impartial, and really long overdue security assessment, we will develop a responsible immigration policy that serves the interests and values of America.
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"There are fair questions raised by some of these trips about their commitment to being impartial," said Stephen Spaulding, the legal director at Common Cause.
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Assad denies his government has ever used chemical weapons and has also said Syria would only allow an "impartial" investigation into the poison gas incident.
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Of less importance to the curator is the question of whether a photograph is an impartial record or conditioned by the subjectivity of the photographer.
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Amnesty International said the neutrality of the Saudi investigation will "remain in question" until there is an "impartial and independent investigation" by the United Nations.
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All the same, the ICC and its admirable chief prosecutor, Fatou Bensouda (a Gambian woman), do need to reassure African countries that it is impartial.
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"Voters were not provided with impartial information about key aspects of the reform and limitations on fundamental freedoms had a negative effect," the OSCE said.
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"Salvini could not run an election in an impartial manner," was one lawmaker's interpretation of the President's possible thinking about the incumbent minister of interior.
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" In the summer of 2016, Trump said the judge, who was presiding over a Trump University case, could not be impartial because he was "Mexican.
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"For its investigations to be credible, the commission must be independent and able to conduct its work in a transparent and impartial manner," Shamdasani said.
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That's right — Trump seems to have argued that Mueller's investigation couldn't be impartial because Mueller had a dispute with his golf course several years back.
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The colonial-era drafters of Hong Kong's current law excluded the mainland from extradition because its courts could not be trusted to deliver impartial justice.
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Advocates of the use of AI in personnel departments (for example, to scan the résumés of job applicants) say using impartial machines could reduce bias.
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And he called for a "thorough and impartial" investigation into Monday's bombing, which left the convoy of trucks in a twisted wreck of smoking metal.
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In the first three trials, the Mississippi Supreme Court chastised Mr Evans for violating Mr Flowers's right to an impartial jury and reversed the convictions.
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" "Comments that Matt Whitaker made as a private citizen on cable TV does not disqualify him from being fair and impartial by overseeing this investigation.
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As women have learned again and again, an allegation alone is almost certainly never enough to prompt any kind of action — including an impartial review.
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It's doubtful the investigation will be an impartial one, or that MBS — who US intelligence says knew about the Khashoggi plan — will be held responsible.
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Mueller, who has been personally attacked repeatedly by Trump stayed as neutral as humanly possible, which gives him the benefit of appearing, somehow, still impartial.
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No greater good can be done for the overall health and well-being of our Republic, than preserving and strengthening the impartial rule of law.
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Trinamool Congress local leader Shantiram Mahato said the party had asked the police to conduct an impartial investigation into the death of the BJP worker.
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Common Cause led the fight to create and then strengthen California's impartial citizen commission and we're lobbying in states across the country for similar plans.
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To characterize H-1B workers as low skilled or low paid without appropriate, impartial study is likely to be highly detrimental to our national interest.
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The Hague-based court has responded that it was an independent and impartial institution and would continue to do its work "undeterred" by Washington's actions.
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Written questions came from hundreds of voters and an impartial moderator permitted unlimited follow ups allowing students and constituents alike to interrogate our guest directly.
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Most people in both parties -- 56% -- believe that Special Counsel Robert Mueller's investigation will be impartial and that Trump should not attempt to stop it.
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Last week Amnesty International called for a thorough and impartial investigation into violent attacks against students after an 18-year-old student was shot dead.
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Speaking on Thursday just after a meeting with the president, Clinton's rival, Senator Bernie Sanders, thanked Obama for remaining impartial so far during primary season.
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Its moderators serve as impartial brokers between the two—remarkably, for a government-sponsored scheme—in sessions that resemble those in post-apartheid South Africa.
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The latest Rasmussen Reports poll shows that just 35 percent of Republicans and just 46 percent of independents believe Mueller is conducting an impartial investigation.
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"We will conduct an objective, independent and impartial investigation," Tarek William Saab, Venezuela's ombudsman, said on Monday, echoing a promise by the public prosecutor's office.
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Still, it's undeniable that the group's new policy is a softening of what has been held up as a timeless, impartial principle of American democracy.
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Later Sunday afternoon, he praised her choice to step down, while taking the opportunity to admonish her for not remaining impartial in the presidential election.
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"It's frightening because it means the process is not guaranteed to be impartial," Luis Guillermo Pérez, a lawyer who represents several Mothers of Soacha, said.
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"I'd never allow the FBI's work to be driven by anything other than the facts, the law, and the impartial pursuit of justice," he said.
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Chances are there weren't any impartial observers or a second camera rolling, and the vacancy of absolute truth is like oxygen for alpha male folklore.
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They follow impartial adviceOur friends and family can be great sounding boards, but their advice is rarely objective — especially when it comes to our money.
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"A good judge must be an umpire — a neutral and impartial arbiter who favors no litigant or policy," Judge Kavanaugh said in his opening statement.
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The question was then whether a person with full knowledge of the facts would believe that Mr. Whitaker could be impartial in performing his duties.
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To the Editor: Bret Stephens writes about Christine Blasey Ford's allegations in a seemingly impartial and dispassionate way, and I appreciate several of his points.
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The court has summoned hundreds of potential jurors, many of whom were dismissed after they said they couldn't possibly remain impartial, according to the BBC.
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" Chief Justice Roberts then administered the same oath to the senators, who rose in unison, raised their right hands and swore to administer "impartial justice.
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And I would ask every one of my Republican Senate colleagues, 'Are you impartial jurors or are you like Mitch McConnell, proud not to be?
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Thus, it is shocking and highly disturbing that the Republican leadership of the Senate appears to have no intention of acting as an impartial jury.
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At the beginning of the impeachment trial, I took a second oath to do 'impartial justice' according to the same Constitution I swore to protect.
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"In an impeachment trial, every senator takes an oath to 'do impartial justice according to the Constitution and laws,'" Ms. Pelosi said in her letter.
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Burke denied having her dismissed, stating that being a victim of violence did not, in any way, affect her ability to be an impartial juror.
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Trump argues that he is "building a wall" between Mexico and the U.S., and that Curiel's ethnicity poses an inherent conflict that hinders impartial rulings.
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Spotlighting their clearly brazen constitutional infidelity, those same Republicans were willing to take an oath swearing that they would be impartial in the Senate trial.
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Senator Grassley will administer an oath to do "impartial justice" to Chief Justice Roberts, who will then administer the same oath to all 100 senators.
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McConnell has been heavily criticized for saying last month that he is "not impartial" and is coordinating directly with Trump's counsel ahead of the trial.
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Presidential spokesman Salvador Panelo earlier said in a statement that Duterte was "deeply perturbed" by the killings, and had ordered "a thorough and impartial investigation".
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In his farewell address, Washington said, ''Even our commercial policy should hold an equal and impartial hand: neither seeking nor granting exclusive favors or preferences.
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They argued that the fact check was not impartial because two of the physicians involved in reviewing the claim had ties to abortion rights groups.
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He believes you get what you pay for with automated models, and the work of an impartial appraiser is key to a functioning, transparent market.
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The investigation must be fair, independent, and impartial in every way, and the F.B.I. must be allowed to follow the facts wherever they may lead.
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Membership of the ultimate custodian of impartial justice must surely depend, not on partisan support of one party, but on majority support from both parties.
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Other Supreme Court nominees -- in recent decades William Rehnquist and Clarence Thomas -- faced accusations, questions of veracity, and claims they would not be impartial jurists.
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Democrats on Sunday said they were concerned that statements from several GOP senators showed they wouldn't be impartial jurors during President Trump's Senate impeachment trial.
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The group has mostly avoided direct comment on the ongoing scandal, deferring to their constitutionally prescribed roles as impartial jurors in a Senate impeachment trial.
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" In announcing its October decision, the Pentagon declined to get into details of its reasoning beyond saying the selection process was "fair, deliberate and impartial.
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That's particularly alarming given that some of the panel's conclusions have been at odds with those of impartial government entities like the National Toxicology Program.
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" Thomas noted the court's majority "does not dispute that the evidence was sufficient to convict Flowers or that he was tried by an impartial jury.
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I would ask every one of my Republican Senate colleagues are you impartial jurors, or are you like Mitch McConnell, proud not to be one?
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Trump has repeatedly slammed Democrats' impeachment efforts, including their strategy to withhold the House-passed impeachment articles over concerns about a fair and impartial trial.
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Twenty-seven years since the collapse of communism, Poland has failed to create impartial state institutions, enabling successive governments to install loyalists in top positions.
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Senate Democrats may also try to push for Barr's recusal in the Russia investigation, saying he can't be impartial since he has prejudged the investigation.
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The law created the House and Senate Budget Committees, and established the Congressional Budget Office as an impartial source of cost estimates and budget projections.
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Brazil's ex-president is sentenced on corruption charges; Trump's FBI nominee promises to be impartial; an iceberg the size of Delaware just broke off Antarctica.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellThe Hill's Morning Report - House prosecutes Trump as 'lawless,' 'corrupt' Tensions between McConnell and Schumer run high as trial gains momentum No. 2 GOP leader eyes Wednesday of next week for possible votes on witnesses MORE (R-Ky.) swore an oath to be an impartial juror only weeks after he stated publicly that he would not be an impartial juror.
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Ancst's sound is a frantic blend of black metal, crust, post-rock, screamo, and hardcore—"neocrust," if you insist, though the band's impartial to genre tags.
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But defendant Miguel Angel Pena Rodriguez argues that the comments were so bad they deprived him of his constitutional right to trial by an impartial jury.
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But there's little expectation that the probe's conclusions will be impartial, or that it will reprimand the crown prince, known as MBS, in any significant way.
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Cops say the accident occurred Monday night -- and Manziel claims he has a witness from his car and an impartial witness who can corroborate his story.
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"To avoid future gerrymanders and court intervention, the legislature should now work toward creating an independent, impartial and accountable redistricting process," she said in a statement.
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To the contrary, a statute that prohibits official action undertaken for such personal purposes furthers, rather than hinders, the impartial and evenhanded administration of the law.
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The proceedings were moved to Brunswick, Georgia, some 300 miles (500 km) from suburban Atlanta, after the court failed to seat an impartial jury last spring.
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It won&apost be about his record, because he has been a fair and impartial judge, I think, with the right philosophy that most people want.
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Shares indicated 2 percent lower Artisan Partners, whose clients own 12 percent of Panalpina, urged the company to give a takeover offer from DSV "impartial consideration".
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" Moore told the newspaper, "I support the board's immediate remedial actions and believe they are establishing a process that will result in a fair, impartial outcome.
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Doctors have a duty to be impartial, instead of deciding who's human, and putting some of us into a category of people who can be abused.
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But the mayor noted that the NYPD had stepped up, when DOJ failed to, and conducted a "fair and impartial trial" on one of its own.
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It even went so far as to fire news editors who managed the Trends section, leaving the matter up to an impartial, but entirely fallible, algorithm.
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He later angered fellow Republicans by saying a Mexican-American judge presiding over a lawsuit against Trump University could not be impartial because of his heritage.
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It might seem like a strange last-minute publicity move, to an impartial observer, for Cruz to compare himself to a killer who claimed 37 murders.
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And Breitbart's direct associations with the White House (Trump advisor Steve Bannon used to run the news site) call into question its ability to be impartial.
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Germany, and others, see a glaring contradiction between this claim and the commission's supposedly impartial role in policing budgets, the single market and state-aid rules.
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The judge moved the proceedings 300 miles away to the coastal city of Brunswick, Georgia, in an effort to find impartial jurors to hear the case.
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Citizens Advice Scams Action will work alongside the free and impartial help we already offer to anyone who needs advice — whoever they are, whatever their problem.
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INGRAHAM: And it goes to the credibility of Comey as an impartial guy who&aposs calling balls and strikes, just trying to get to the truth.
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"This compromise bipartisan bill helps ensure that special counsels — present or future — have the independence they need to conduct fair and impartial investigations," Mr. Tillis said.
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One government's view that another is in violation is not seen as objective: It is simply the position of the government, rather than an impartial conclusion.
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"I appeal to all ... let us perform our work in an impartial, independent and professional manner," he said, adding the results would be presented in October.
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"The FBI will collect all available facts and evidence, and will ensure this matter is investigated in a fair, thorough, and impartial manner," the statement said.
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The families of the missing men on Wednesday urged the government to set up an impartial and independent taskforce to look into the abductions, media said.
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Facebook acknowledged that it can do a better job of living up to its mission as an impartial platform and a marketplace for ideas, she said.
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So entrenched was the winner-takes-all mentality that even the possibility of free elections was unimaginable, and polls were held under supposedly impartial caretaker governments.
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"Plaintiff has alleged sufficient facts which plausibly show the Reports were not fair, true, and impartial accounts of the Wheeler complaint," Mazzant wrote, according to Politico.
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Obviously, calling on the public to support a rule's withdrawal does not appear fair, impartial or open-minded, and undermines the idea that public participation matters.
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Both relied on the mockumentary formula, in which an impartial camera crew records even the most low-stakes situations and each character's intimate reactions to them.
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The regime said he committed suicide after confessing to espionage, a claim rejected by his family, which demanded — and has yet to receive — an impartial investigation.
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Tomorrow, [special counsel Robert] Mueller should be suspended and honest people should be brought in, impartial people to investigate these people like [FBI agent] Peter Strzok.
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The guidelines for Texas' state-funded programs did not prohibit participating providers from offering women impartial information about all her pregnancy options, including abortion, if requested.
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"Trust is the foundation of the BBC: we are independent, impartial and honest," read the "BBC Values" on the building pass that she'd worn for years.
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The trial was held in Brunswick, Georgia, some 300 miles (500 km) from suburban Atlanta, after the court failed to seat an impartial jury last spring.
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"Your Governor Kasich, if you look at him, and I'm being totally impartial, he goes to New Hampshire, he's living in New Hampshire," Mr. Trump said.
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" He argued that despite Gorsuch's claims before the committee that he read the law as neutrally as an impartial judge, his rulings displayed "a partisan agenda.
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CJTF leaders, who say 670 of its "boys" have been killed in action, say bar a "few bad people" its members are registered, impartial and professional.
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Members of the media council should be qualified, independent and reflect social diversity, the Council of Europe said, and content should also be impartial and diverse.
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"This runs counter to the most fundamental principle of democratic elections — that the electoral process be managed by an independent and impartial election authority," Carter wrote.
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Alexander Hamilton, in Federalist 78, explained that judges have a duty to "guard the Constitution and the rights of individuals," and above all, to be impartial.
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Hoyle promised to be a more impartial speaker than his predecessor, saying he would remove any "pecking order" for those seeking to speak in the Commons.
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"Kyung Yup Kim and his lawyers have hyped up the issue of an impartial trial," Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Hong Lei told a regular news briefing.
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Or, failing that, there is the court order itself, which approved the warrant application (and was written by an impartial judge and not a partisan politician).
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"It is an insult to be told I am incapable of being impartial unless I remove my kipa," he said, referring to his skullcap in Hebrew.
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Only then will our immigration courts stand on sufficiently solid ground to guarantee a fair and impartial day in court for each person appearing before them.
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We need an impartial, standardized and professional process for testing at entry level and on promotional exams to inoculate against the effects of bias and favoritism.
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This means our lists are not a judgment of literary merit made by the editors of the best-seller lists, who remain impartial to the results.
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And most have been loath to offer clemency in a way that suggests they're meddling in an impartial justice system -- a crucial cog of democratic society.
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The Constitution entrusts to you the responsibility to act as impartial jurors, to hold a fair and thorough trial, and to weigh the evidence before you.
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" In such a case, he asked, "could we expect from the representatives of these states a candid or impartial decision against the interests of their constituents?
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Under the current constitution, the head of state is supposed to be impartial and renounce party ties as part of a system of checks and balances.
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A sixty-six-year-old career soldier who has no substantive experience outside the military cannot possibly bring an impartial perspective to leadership at the Pentagon.
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"UNAMA therefore reiterates its call for a fully independent, impartial, transparent and effective investigation of the airstrike on the [Doctors Without Borders] hospital," the report said.
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Resignation, while an act of professional conscience, can be effective in pushing back against violations of norms of impartial, professional law enforcement insulated from political pressure.
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Both warned that they want the trial to be fair and impartial, although neither took a definitive position on calling in witnesses — as Democrats are demanding.
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The Constitution requires senators to take a special oath that they to be fair and impartial in impeachment trials, and the Senate rules specify exactly that.
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Earlier in the day, model Gigi Hadid, who initially told the court she could remain impartial despite having previously met Weinstein, was dismissed from jury duty.
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Given identical law and facts, an impartial Supreme Court would come to the same decision regardless of the political party of the plaintiff and the defendant.
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In the survey, 57 percent of respondents want the Senate trial to feature new witnesses and 86 percent think senators should try to be impartial jurors.
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Several top Republican senators, including McConnell, have warned that they will not play the role of impartial jurors during the Senate trial, drawing outrage from Democrats.
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Defense: 'Curtis Flowers is innocent' One of Flowers' attorneys, Rob McDuff, applauded Evans' recusal and said he looked forward to an impartial review by Fitch's office.
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Manafort's conviction at trial was a major win for Mueller -- the only official certification from an impartial group of citizens that Mueller had uncovered major crime.
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Dell is working with Bain & Company to get a perspective on a valuation for the company and an impartial assessment of synergies between the two companies.
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