Примеры использования To be impartial на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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resource-intensive review mechanism should be avoided and that the mechanism needed to be impartial and participatory.
The State party submits there was no report of any guilty person in that article and considers it to be impartial.
With respect to the words"the tribunal must also be seen to be impartial" in the third sentence,
In the next sentence, he had no strong feelings on the concept of the tribunal's having to be perceived to be impartial, although he had not understood Mr. Shearer's proposal as meaning that the functioning of the courts should be subordinate to public opinion.
The use of the word"only", impermissible in the report which aims to be impartial and objective, serves to reinforce the impression that there is a conscious intention to present the situation in Kosovo in a better light than it deserves.
Ms. Motoc wondered whether the first suggestion by Mr. Shearer("must also be publicly perceived to be impartial") did not entail a risk of making the functioning of the courts subject to public opinion.
you said that your father was a police detective for 30 years that would not cause you to be impartial, would it?
Deviations from this principle may only be accepted if they involve a decision which appears to be impartial and results in a reasonable solution which benefits the community in general.
In addition, the source of the payment must not raise any question of undue influence on the judge's ability or willingness to be impartial in matters coming before him or her as a judge.
Secondly, judges must appear to a reasonable observer to be impartial, and act in such a way as to maintain
Secondly, it was essential for the members of the Committee not merely to be impartial but to show themselves to be impartial: a good way of doing so was not to take part in the Committee's discussions when the reports of their own countries were being considered.
the need for a process which is seen to be impartial, it would be unrealistic to place the burden of such trials entirely on national probationary judges.
The Albanian legislation appears to be impartial in relation to gender aspects;
Judges claim to be impartial, but it's enough for a kid to draw its dad a little aside…
demand from the authorities to be impartial, conduct a proper investigation
However, another respondent** felt that, if such research was undertaken, it would need to be impartial and to address both sides of the legalization argument in order to allow for a balanced and open debate.
demand from the authorities to be impartial, to conduct the pre-investigation with proper effectiveness
they can be seen by the population to be impartial and representative of the population as a whole,
It observes that the author has not provided any evidence to substantiate his claim that the lawyer members of the Tribunal cannot be expected to be impartial in view of their professional background.
the judge did not appear to be impartial.