Sentences with phrase «impartial analysis»

When claims are «financed» solely by lawyers, claim holders can lose the benefit of a thorough and completely impartial analysis of the timing and prospects for recovery on their claim.

Results are presented in bold graphic form to show how races are trending and coupled with independent, impartial analysis on why those results matter.

The vote count reached a remarkable level of backing for proposals opposed by management, according to Heidi Welsh, executive director at the Sustainable Investments Institute, a Maryland - based nonprofit that provides impartial analysis of social and environmental policy shareholder resolutions.

Here's a coverage of Hillary Clinton's one (from surface scan, seems to be an uncritical cheerleading piece from Clinton's supporter, so don't take it for impartial analysis).

Rather than offering impartial analysis of developments in the climate debate, it seems very much attached to a position, credulous towards the claims of environmentalists and energy companies.

So, I believe the evolution of the climate problem was — activists being given undeserved legitimacy by governments and then using it to insert themselves into the dialogue between scientific advisers & government in a way that made objective & impartial analysis of data impossible.

We provide an impartial analysis of your housing situation.

We need an impartial analysis of how many people have died and are dying from Maria in Puerto Rico so the public fully grasps the magnitude of this humanitarian crisis and our government responds appropriately.»

It is this dogma, Whitehead believes, rather than an impartial analysis of immediate experience, which leads to the subjectivist principle.

The adaptation of the gospel to television is no different: there needs to be a clear and impartial analysis of the message and practices of those programs and organizations that call themselves Christian in order to determine how they stand in relation to the historic tenets of the Christian faith.

Though measuring and comparing school performance is always complicated, the Edsource report offers an impartial analysis that must be considered in the policy debate.

This debate, as with so much in education, has lacked evidence and impartial analysis.

Counseling provides a unique one - on - one opportunity for an impartial analysis of the customer's financial situation and a forum in which to ask questions and resolve debt issues.

In keeping with CBO's mandate to provide objective and impartial analysis, this report makes no recommendations.

The film's «apocalyptic vision» was not an impartial analysis of climate change, High Court Judge Michael Burton said, adding that the film is «substantially founded up scientific research and fact» but that the errors were made in «the context of alarmism and exaggeration.»

Part of this is due to the fact that success in the scientific enterprise depends on impartial analysis

My own pet hate is post-Modernist science, where narratives, opinions, computer models, and political concerns, are least as important, if not more so, than concrete scientific evidence collected by experimentation and observation and impartial analysis.

The Mission based its work on an independent and impartial analysis of compliance by the parties with their obligations under international human rights and humanitarian law in the context of the recent conflict in Gaza, and on international investigative standards developed by the United Nations.