And I will serve without fear and without favor to any man.
|
|
We're supposed to look without favor, to come to passionate conclusions through dispassionate observation.
|
|
City officials said on Tuesday that the administration assessed each application fairly and without favor.
|
|
Every move Democrats make to hold their own accountable, to apply the principle without favor, is immediately used against them.
|
|
The rule of law depends on fair application of the same law to all people and companies, without favor or threat of retaliation.
|
|
"Without fear and without favor, this independent investigation will be high-performance and let the chips fall where they may," Schuette told reporters at a news conference.
|
|
The bottom line in every election should be providing good government that works without favor because that type of government provides proven economic good and long-term political growth.
|
|
The "rule of law" is a procedural value: It says that the right thing for the government to do is to set, and adhere to, proper processes in all cases, without favor or prejudice to where those processes might lead.
|
|
" MLive, a media company based in Grand Rapids, reported that the Police Department's policy manual does not specifically ban private displays of prejudice, but says officers should "perform all duties impartially, without favor or affection or ill will and without regard to status, sex, religion, political belief or aspiration.
|
|
In more than three dozen interviews in recent days, lawyers across the federal government's legal establishment wondered aloud whether Mr. Trump was undermining the Justice Department's treasured reputation for upholding the law without favor or political bias — and whether Attorney General William P. Barr was able or willing to protect it.
|
|
They shall discharge their duties without favor and shall refrain from engaging in any outside matters of financial or personal interest incompatible with the impartial and objective performance of their duties. They shall not, directly or indirectly, seek or accept personal gain which would influence, or appear to influence, the conduct of their official duties. They shall not use public property or resources for personal or political gains.
|
|
He expected government servants to all be dedicated agents of Josephinism and selected them without favor for class or ethnic origins; promotion was solely by merit. To impose uniformity, he made German the compulsory language of official business throughout the Empire. The Hungarian assembly was stripped of its prerogatives, and not even called together. As President of the Court Audit Office (Hofrechenkammer), Count Karl von Zinzendorf (1781–1792) introduced Appalt, a uniform system of accounting for state revenues, expenditures, and debts of the territories of the Austrian crown.
|
|
This case established that the Ohio Secretary of State's Directive 2007-09 for the placement of minor party candidates on the state election ballot was unconstitutional. Victory in this case required the Ohio Secretary of State to list minor party political candidates with party affiliation on the ballot without the strict petitioning requirements of major parties. In the 2008 presidential election this resulted in eight candidates on the ballot for president representing six political parties (along with two independents). The importance of this case lies in establishing ballot access for all candidates, regardless of party affiliation (and in particular, without favor to the 'big two').
|
|
25–27 This followed an incident in September 1996 when the Provisional Irish Republican Army expelled seven men aged between 17 and 30 from the area after they had been accused of a spate of arson attacks on vehicles.Julia Hall, To serve without favor: policing, human rights, and accountability in Northern Ireland, Human Rights Watch, 1997, p. 133 Summary justice in the form of punishment beatings and knee cappings dealt out to transgressors by paramilitaries have continued to be a feature of life in Poleglass after the end of the Troubles. One such attack occurred in August 2008 when a 20-year- old man was discovered after being shot in the legs.
|
|
Robb, who was working as a graphic designer at the time, made the headlines, albeit without his name being revealed, in 1993 when he gave evidence at the trial of Colin Duffy, who was charged with the murder of Ulster Defence Regiment (UDR) soldier John Lyness.The three cases that propelled Rosemary Nelson into the spotlight Robb's evidence helped to ensure a guilty verdict for Duffy, who was handed a life sentence. Robb had provided the evidence anonymously and appeared in court behind a curtain during the trial.Republican guilty of Army murders Robb was identified only as "Witness C" during the trial.Julia Hall, To Serve Without Favor: Policing, Human Rights, and Accountability in Northern Ireland, Human Rights Watch, 1997, p.
|
|
On his visit, he outlines the theory of administration and governance, rules of treaties peace and war, champions free trade and a check on ministers, support for distressed people and disabled citizens, the need for fair laws and equal justice for all without favor in a prosperous empire.J. A. B. van Buitenen (Translator), The Mahabharata, Volume 2, 1981, , pages 11-13 Narada (pictured above) is considered as the inventor of musical instrument Veena; in Mahabharata, he is depicted as a highly talented scholar dedicated to arts, history and knowledge. Translation by Manmatha Nath Dutt: Translation by Kisari Mohan Ganguli: The total number of original verses depend on which Sanskrit source is used, and these do not equal the total number of translated verses in each chapter, in both Ganguli and Dutt translations.
|
|
The sage rhetorically explainsSabha Parva Mahabharata, Translated by Manmatha Nath Dutt (1894), page 6-10 the theory of state craft for kings, how to find the most able people and make them ministers, how to train and take care of military, watch over enemies, rules of espionage, rules of war,Civilians in the enemy territory should not be harmed during war; Narada asks, "Do you attack your enemies in battle, without harming sowing and harvesting in their country?"; J. A. B. van Buitenen (Translator), The Mahabharata, Volume 2, 1981, , page 12 support families of veterans who die or get injured at war, the support of farmers and merchants, care for poor and distressed in their empire, policies on tax, create incentive for Artha and prosperity, free trade, reward merit, pursue and punish criminal activities, deliver justice equally and without favor. Narada proclaims it is the duty of the king to serve the cause of Dharma, Artha and Kama in his kingdom.
|
|