Those on the receiving end are not the most impartial judges of your abilities.
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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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One of the "Good Morning Britain" interviewers, Piers Morgan, might not have been the most impartial host — a fact noted by many people who criticized him on social media.
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Most impartial observers, including the Bank of England and the International Monetary Fund, believe that in the event of a no-deal Brexit, the U.K. economy could contract by 6 percent.
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After the performance by Barr over the past week, a growing number of Democrats are also likely to perceive partisan bias in what is supposedly the most impartial and independent of our government institutions.
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According to most impartial observers, including the Bank of England, the International Monetary Fund, and the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, a no-deal Brexit would deliver a crushing blow to the UK economy and more than likely tip it into a deep economic recession.
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They had reached these results by throwing out all ballots from 29 precincts due to "fraudulent voting". The Board may not have been the most impartial judge of the matter, however, as Chancey had appointed the members himself.
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On 18 August 1983, Hewitt together with fellow Liberal cabinet member Col Miller, resigned from the cabinet. Hewitt was held in high regard by his fellow politicians from all parties for his integrity and even-handness, being described in his role of Chairman of Committee by his political opponent Kevin Hooper as "one of the fairest and most impartial chairmen".
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Many of the recommendations from Bigge's second report were incorporated into the New South Wales Act 1823, which reformed the colony's government and judicial system. It also provided for a separate administration for Van Diemen's Land (Tasmania). Bigge's third report was the most impartial and least contentious. It afforded a generally clear picture of farming and grazing in the Sydney district and west of the Blue Mountains.
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Elkins and McKitrick, pp. 537–38 Adams chose Gerry, over his cabinet's opposition (on political grounds that Gerry was insufficiently Federalist), because of their long-standing relationship; Adams described Gerry as one of the "two most impartial men in America" (Adams himself being the other).Ferling, p. 345 Gerry joined co- commissioners Charles Cotesworth Pinckney and John Marshall in France in October 1797, and met briefly with Foreign Minister Talleyrand.
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New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 2005: 94. Edwin Percy Whipple chidingly called Duyckinck "the most Bostonian of New- Yorkers". William Allen Butler noted that his taste in literature was too high for most readers: "While Duyckinck was the most genial of companions, and the most impartial of critics, he was too much of a recluse, buried in his books, almost solitary in life, and entirely removed from the circle of worldly and fashionable life".
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However, they had made a miscalculation; instead of staying on the Supreme Court so that he could serve on the Commission, he promptly resigned as a Justice to take his Senate seat."Hayes v. Tilden: The Electoral College Controversy of 1876–1877." HarpWeek All the remaining available justices were Republicans, so the four justices already selected chose Justice Joseph P. Bradley, who was considered the most impartial remaining member of the court.
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A committee of the Association produced Report on Trade Societies and Strikes (1860). This report was highly regarded: Sidney and Beatrice Webb later called it "the best collection of Trade Union material and the most impartial account of Trade Union action that has ever been issued". There were contributions by three Christian Socialists (Thomas Hughes, John Malcolm Forbes Ludlow, and F. D. Maurice). Hughes was one of two secretaries to the committee (with P. M. Rathbone).
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From the perspective of modern Indian history and sociology writings, this book has many issues which can make it a disturbance. The main problem is that it is written in a sort of impartial and non-jingoistic manner. The writing of this book has been done from a most impartial manner with regard to caste and social issues. Even though Nagam Aiya is a Brahmin, there has been no attempt to portray any group or castes as above blame.
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As a result of his arguments, the Colonial Office issued new instructions that future Governors General not act without the advice of his ministers in such matters. Kirkpatrick also argued in favour of protection of sailors from ship-owners who went bankrupt. Following the 1882 election, Prime Minister Macdonald nominated Kirkpatrick as Speaker of the House of Commons of Canada. He was unenthusiastic about the position, but was nevertheless considered to be the most impartial Canadian Speaker of the nineteenth century.
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In the year he was Moderator (1789) there were unusually violent squabbles over the appointment of a new Clerk to the General Assembly. At one point, Dr Hill had to suspend the Assembly. However, after the wrangles, the Assembly voted > That the thanks of the House should be given to the Moderator for his most > impartial, dignified, and able conduct in a very delicate and uncommon > situation during all the preceding diets of this venerable Assembly. He continued to attend the Assembly until 1807 when he was too infirm to travel to Edinburgh.
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The station is designed by architectural firm Skidmore, Owings and Merrill, featuring a large interior space and an illuminated linkbridge spanning over the island platform. Two Circle line stations—Bras Basah and Stadium—were commissioned through the Marina line Architectural Design Competition, which was jointly organised by the Land Transport Authority and the Singapore Institute of Architects. The competition did not require any prior architectural experience from competitors and is acknowledged by the industry as one of the most impartial competitions held in Singapore to date. The winner of both stations was WOHA.
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Charles Cotesworth Pinckney headed the American commission. In late May 1797 Adams met with his cabinet to discuss the situation and to choose a special commission to France. Adams initially proposed that John Marshall and Elbridge Gerry join Pinckney on the commission, but his cabinet objected to the choice of Gerry because he was not a strong Federalist. Francis Dana was chosen instead of Gerry, but he declined to serve, and Adams, who considered Gerry one of the "two most impartial men in America" (he himself being the other), submitted his name to the United States Senate in Dana's stead without consulting his cabinet.
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Against a player who does not understand the concept of a sacrifice, the expert simply has to make the correct number of sacrifices to encourage the opponent to hand him the first chain long enough to ensure a win. If the other player also sacrifices, the expert has to additionally manipulate the number of available sacrifices through earlier play. In combinatorial game theory, dots and boxes is an impartial game and many positions can be analyzed using Sprague–Grundy theory. However, Dots and Boxes lacks the normal play convention of most impartial games (where the last player to move wins), which complicates the analysis considerably.
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Ita in fornacem prodiit aurum Which may be translated literally into English as: "Sacred to the memory to Elizabeth and her complimentary adjectives are stated in the dative case "to", not the genitive "of" Lady Elizabeth Bassett wife of Robert Bassett, knight, arisen from a famous stock, daughter and co- heiress of William Peryam, knight, Lord Chief Justice of the Royal Treasury, (he was) most impartial and duty-bound, (she was) pious, prudent, just, long- suffering, modest, chaste, temperant, constant, hospitable, compassionate, kind, a mother and healer of the poor, a preserver of her own family. Arthur Bassett, Esquire, her sorrowing first-born son, of a duty of gratitude and respect therefore placed this monument to his mother in the year of Our Lord 1635 of her age 64 may she remain to the Lord...Thus does gold come forth into an oven".
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