The paragraph as originally drafted was both neutral and clear.

Solitude is courage. Hermetics. Total neutrality.

The paragraph would then be entirely neutral and avoid giving a negative impression.

Ned, I wish you'd treat this whole matter in a more detached fashion.

It is still commonly assumed that high politics and international relations are gender neutral.

Editor doesn't show any partiality to both of them i say.

As reported in the first country report, the Namibia's rules on Nationality are completely gender neutral.

Yes, there is a need for the United Nations to be impartial in Bosnia.

No oxidation state or neutral oxidation state because they're double bonded with oxygen.

It is sometimes referred to as neutral geometry, as it is neutral with respect to the parallel postulate.

15. As stated above, the revised estimates appear, at face value, to be cost neutral.

Their government is one of the first to commit to be carbon neutral by 2021.

But, with this exchange of visits, a wedge has been opened for dialogue on more neutral ground.

3.3 The author claims that he is a victim of a violation of the right to a fair hearing by an impartial tribunal.

But look at the Doha agenda with a more detached set of eyes, and you wonder what all the fuss is about.

In this report the term wall is used in preference to the more neutral terms barrier and fence .

The existing peace in Zambia and its continued assurance could partly be attributed to the use of English as a neutral language of communication.

Global Voices is very equal when it comes to the gender breakdown, which was pretty much 50 50.

54. ICRC is a neutral and independent humanitarian institution, the main mission of which is to provide assistance and protection to the victims of armed conflict.

14.3 Firstly, the Committee will examine the question of whether or not the instruction of the CKREE subject is imparted in a neutral and objective way.

Finally, in these introductory comments, a word must be said about the terminology used in the report, which, like previous reports of the Special Rapporteur, adopts prejudicial and partisan language.

Everyone is entitled to a fair and public hearing within a reasonable time by an independent and impartial tribunal previously established by law.

It was also widely felt that the footnote should be neutral as regards which combination of methods enacting States should incorporate.

That assembly (say, lib.dll) will contain the neutral resources (that Microsoft says is International English, but implies to be US English).

It also transpires from the research results invoked by the authors, and from their personal experience that the subject has elements that are not perceived by them as being imparted in a neutral and objective way.

Al Mundassah, (The Lurking Blog), which references in its name what the pro government news agencies call the protestors, is another blog with a heavy reliance on light satire.

They re emphasize that they oppose CKREE because it is not a subject that involves neutral information on different life stances and religions.

(c) In the case when the Committee was unable to secure sufficient evidence for factual and impartial findings, then it shall state the reasons for that inability.

These provisions, however, need to be changed to be gender neutral, which provide that all persons may be bodily searched or examined only by members of the same sex.

Firstly, the Committee should examine whether or not the CKREE subject in general involves the imparting of information and knowledge in a manner that is not objective and neutral.

Lastly, potential new sources of financing should not be a substitute for voluntary contributions to operational activities, which permitted the organizations of the United Nations system to perform their work in a neutral and apolitical manner.

But I want to stress one point to which he referred in his briefing that regardless of the circumstances, humanitarian assistance must remain neutral and impartial and should not be used as a political tool.

9.10 The State party contends that religious instruction imparted in a neutral and objective way complies with other human rights standards, such as the CESCR, and the CRC.

Moreover, the traditional interpretation of the Bank s Articles of Agreement imposed a proclaimed neutrality that translated into a readiness to overlook the nature of its client countries regimes and their lack of popular accountability.

Monetary policy in the major developed economies remains accommodative but is in the midst of a shift from the stimulatory stance adopted during the previous slowdown to a more neutral policy.

Domains in different languages also raises some questions about net neutrality. In the near future, the access to some of content on the Internet will be limited to those who know and can type national alphabet characters into an address box of a Web browser.

But, as confidence in the group s decision making and in the impartiality of the secretariat improves, members might give it some teeth, such as the ability to impose collective economic sanctions on recalcitrant members.

However, the Committee notes that the communication raises issues with regard to the claim relating to the alleged violation of the right to a fair hearing by an impartial tribunal established by law and will examine that part of the claim under the same article.

Many of the more impartial polling firms, such as Luis Christiansen s Consultores 21, Varianzas, and Keller, all show a surprisingly large proportion of undecided voters those who do not answer or do not know for whom they will vote.

In resolving these conflicts, she set aside the small number of proposals that envisaged changes to the statement on scope, which had been provisionally agreed by the Committee at its second session and was supported during the subsequent regional consultations, as well as changes to the structure and sub headings of the document, which had been agreed as a basis for discussion by the Committee.

Unless the ECB picks up the pace of interest rate increases now, the goal of interest rate neutrality may not be politically feasible, jeopardizing achievement of the bank s price stability goals.

Substantive issues Right to a fair hearing by an impartial tribunal Right to access to public service on general terms of equality Right to an effective remedy

Indeed, even before the sudden downturn in the US economy, a growing number of members of the ECB s Governing Council already had come to the conclusion that accelerating the pace of interest rate increases was needed if its goal of monetary neutrality was to be achieved.

Her delegation recalled that the safety of United Nations and associated personnel depended also upon such personnel discharging their functions in an impartial manner, in conformity with international law and the principles set out in the Charter of the United Nations, and the laws, cultures and national character of host countries.

In view of the present slow growth in the region, some analysts are calling for a cut in interest rates but many expect the European Central Bank to start raising interest rates to a more neutral level towards the end of 2005.