impartial decision

His role is to make impartial decisions for the family's benefit.

Appeals will take a fresh look at your case and make a fair and impartial decision.

The monarch made clear that he thereafter would make his own impartial decisions free from the influence of others.

But the judge refused to step down, saying he felt he could render a fair and impartial decision.

Right and left continue to debate the 2000 election because even the Supreme Court proved itself incapable of making an impartial decision.

The plurality held that judges need not be involved in reviewing these cases, rather only an "impartial decision maker" was required.

An impartial decision process is needed.

When parents and school officials cannot agree, the law provides for a "due process hearing" before an administrative law judge or other impartial decision maker.

In 1979 the state reiterated its request, urging that a study be made before further construction rendered impossible "an impartial decision" to stop it.

"In that case, having heard the presentation and being already familiar with the background of this case, it behooves me to render an impartial decision."

In the book, Franck analyzed the absence of third-party, impartial decision makers in the international system.

Swami Saradananda was also known for his impartial decisions and hence was required to resolve conflicts.

The Commission as it is commonly referred to works semi-autonomously so that it can make impartial decisions regarding certification.

White: Only the individual justice is capable of knowing if he or she is capable of rendering an impartial decision.

But critics say that because of his criticism of the Endangered Species Act, he is incapable of making an impartial decision.

"You need an impartial decision on violations, not a decision by one country alone," said Norway's envoy, Kaare Bryn.

The SPSO is not a watchdog or a regulator - their role is to give an independent and impartial decision on a complaint.

The legislature was honest, the judges sent out from the mainland handed down strict but impartial decisions, except in certain unimportant cases involving land, and the economy flourished.

In a statement released late this afternoon, one of them called the law a political tool that threatens to compromise the Legislature's ability to make impartial decisions on the budget.

He commanded entire confidence, not only from his profound legal knowledge, sound judgment, and impartial decisions, but from his severe integrity and the purity of his private character."

It is hard to have any faith in Mr. Diaz's ability to render a fair and impartial decision in cases involving homosexuals, lesbians or people with AIDS.

Under the New York death penalty statute, interviews are required to determine whether any juror has "the state of mind that is likely to preclude the juror from rendering an impartial decision."

I know that in the case of the trial of Judge Stump, every opportunity was given him to defend himself, and his case was tried fairly, and an impartial decision rendered upon it.

All persons should have the right to challenge any substantial State deprivations of their right to physical liberty before a fair and impartial decision maker with the authority to remedy undue infringements without unnecessary delay.

Saying that it was difficult for Mr. Korn, "with no record of performance, to speak to the issues," Mr. Gulotta added: "I ask the voters to make an impartial decision based on a record of experience and performance."