Examples of using More impartial in English and their translations into Russian
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However, nowcasting tools allow to automate this process and make it more impartial.
So if you would like a more impartial mediator, somebody who does not adore the bride as much as I do, then I would be more than happy to recuse myself.
For this reason, the classification is an important contribution towards ensuring more impartial job appraisal.
For the sake of obtaining more impartial media landscape of the region, the Project did not involve the representatives of political organizations and government authorities in calculating the Index.
If the United States was not preparedto meet its obligations, the United Nations should seek a more impartial venue.
Azerbaijan had recently reviewed its system for the appointment of judges to make it more impartial and to prevent the executive from interfering in judicial proceedings.
Procedure of violations disclosure:1 Accusation of a player- any player may accuse another player if there are one or more impartial witnesses.
The lower house of Parliament had recently approved a report that called for a more impartial judicial system and the establishment of an independent body to monitor the courts.
In this way, common humanitarian funds allow humanitarian coordinators and country teams to make fund allocations more impartial.
A civil society that is empowered with open information is better placed to advocate for more impartial and transparent service delivery and has a greater sense of participation and ownership in decisionmaking processes.
When the document comes to the floor of the World Conference for debate,the president retires from the room to allow for more impartial consideration.
The media law needs to be revised to guaranteethe protection of journalists; regulations must be issued to allow equal access by registered parties to government media; more impartial officials must be appointed to key administrative and security positions; and, especially, more progress is required on disarmament and demobilization.
When discussing the need for more research support,most Committee members seemed to prefer in-house research as more impartial.
Burkina Faso welcomed the initiatives announced by some development partners in favour of LDCs andurged the partners to be more impartial and less selective in fulfilling their commitments.
Although informal systems such as the Aksakal(elders') courts and Women's Councils tend to be more physically accessible to vulnerable groups, especially in rural areas, there is a plain tendency to eschew these institutions in favour of the more formal institutions, such as courts,which are viewed as more competent and more impartial.
If a factfinding mission were to be sent to the State party, he would prefer it to be carried out by a special rapporteur,who would be more impartial than a member of the Committee.
With regard to the upcoming review of the Council, his delegation hoped that, in accordance with General Assembly resolution 60/251, all parties would further rationalize the division of work among different United Nations human rights bodies and improve efficiency so as toenable the Council to operate in a more impartial and non-selective manner.
The Special Rapporteur believes that two measures could be taken to help overcome this perception of selectivity and contribute to a more impartial and comprehensive approach to the problem of impunity.
His delegation wished to pay tribute to the delegations of the countries of Asia and the Pacific, Africa, Latin America andthe Caribbean for their efforts on behalf of a more impartial and more positive draft resolution.
The Mission understands that the Israeli Government may consider relying on journalists' reporting as likely to be treated as more impartial than reliance on its own intelligence information.
According to the International Commission of Inquiry in Burundi, genocide had occurred against a part of the population, butanother part of the population had also been the victim of massacres; a more impartial body would have to resolve the question.
The Special Rapporteur believes that two measures could be taken to help overcome this perception of selectivity and contribute to a more impartial and comprehensive approach to the problem of impunity.
We do not refer to support of the ROC and a few other religious organizations, but to the drafting of a policy framework for continued financial support andmassive transfers of property(notably, Putin had pursued a more impartial policy towards religions during his presidency).
He agreed with the Advisory Committee on Administrative and Budgetary Questions(ACABQ)that United Nations procurement procedures should be more impartial, transparent and open and should emphasize competition.
The Special Rapporteur feels that international conventions providing for a combination of international jurisdiction over violators of the right to life andan international criminal court may help to overcome this perception of selectivity and contribute to a more impartial, more comprehensive approach to the problems of impunity.
In contrast, draft article 12 as proposed by the Special Rapporteur would merely preserve and prevent any undermining, oreven restrictive interpretation of existing dispute settlement rules the object of which is to ensure more impartial and just solutions than those that would be imposed by coercion.
It is often desirable for disputes arising under a works contract to be settled by arbitration: a process by which parties refer disputesthat might arise between them or that have already arisen for binding decision by one or more impartial persons(arbitrators) selected by them see section E, below.
Should produce more adequate and impartial figures for the implementation of various policy processes;
There should be a more effective, impartial and non-discriminatory procedure for the registration of voters in Cambodia.
Their participation has helped the Council to produce more balanced and impartial solutions to the issues under discussion.