Impartial definition

Impartial means equitable, fair, unbiased, and dispassionate.

Impartial means that the administrative law judge appointed to implement the due process hearing under this chapter:

Impartial in relation to a dispute means being and being seen to be unbiased towards parties to a dispute, their interests and the options they present for settlement;

Examples of Impartial in a sentence

• The Union shall have the right to refer to the Impartial Arbitrator any difference which has not been satisfactorily adjusted by means of the steps established in the Grievance Procedure Section and within the time limits therein specified.

• The Union will provide the Employee, Employer and Individual Employer with the Impartial Arbitrator’s contact information.

• Should the Impartial Arbitrator designated by the Parties to this Agreement be unavailable or unacceptable to the Individual Employer or Individual Employee, the Parties to this Agreement will provide a panel of three additional impartial arbitrators from whom the Individual Employer and Employee will select an arbitrator using an alternative striking method with the Employee striking first.

• For purposes of such a dispute, the EMPLOYER hereunder, for work at this site shall be party to, and bound by, the aforementioned Impartial Board.

More Definitions of Impartial

Impartial means being and being seen as unbiased toward the Complainant and Member to a dispute, toward their interests and toward the options they present for settlement;

Impartial means “[n]ot partial; not favouring one party or side more than another; unprejudiced, unbiased; fair.”569 Treatment in an unbiased and fair manner is distinguishable from identical treatment. For example, the panel in US – Japan Sunset rejected Japan’s contention that requiring foreign producers/exporters to provide more information than domestic produces in Commerce’s sunset review resulted in the partial administration of US sunset laws.570 The panel explained that because “foreign exporters will be the main source of information regarding dumping, or likelihood of continuation or recurrence of dumping,” the quantity of information required from foreign exporters will necessarily differ.571

Impartial means without bias or prejudice in favor of, or against, particular parties or classes of parties, and with an open mind in considering issues that may come before the City administrative law judge.

Impartial means free from favor or bias toward one (1) viewpoint over another.

Impartial means giving information about all operators’ services in the South West of England (the local authority areas of Bath & North East Somerset, Bristol, Cornwall, Devon, Dorset, Gloucestershire, Hampshire, North Somerset, Plymouth, Poole, Portsmouth, South Gloucestershire, Somerset, Torbay, Southampton, Wiltshire, Bournemouth, Swindon) and, where necessary, referring the caller to an equivalent telephone enquiry service in another region.

Impartial means not favouring one side or opinion more than another.

Impartial means “[n]ot partial; not favouring one party or side more than another;