Sentences with phrase «independent umpires»

«I urge you to be above board and truly live up to public expectation as independent umpires.

The decisions of such an independent umpire will have more weight.

In most cases, when a neutral, independent umpire renders a decision based on the contract and the evidence submitted by both parties, it allows the parties to put that issue behind them and move on with the project, even if they are not completely happy with the result.

The COAG Reform Council has played an important role as an independent umpire.

Not exact matches

The Pacific Association, an independent baseball league in Northern California, last year made waves with an experiment that fully automated umpires.

He said electoral reform and the appointment of Prof. Attahiru Jega as Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) chairman restored his confidence in politics after previous umpires «disappointed» him.

The party went further, «The party is shocked that INEC, a supposedly independent electoral umpire could allow itself to succumb to the antics of the APC by following the unlawful directive of an obviously partisan AGF to substitute a candidate in the middle of the ballot process.

The lawmakers at the plenary on Wednesday resolved to mandate the Senate Committee on Independent National Electoral Commission to probe into why the electoral umpire found three of its workers guilty in the registration scandal but chose to issue a new card to Bello.

It is the political will of the government of the day, as well as a genuinely independent electoral umpire in Nigeria's case, the Independent National Electoral independent electoral umpire in Nigeria's case, the Independent National Electoral Independent National Electoral Commission.

The statement called on the Independent National Electoral Commission, and security agencies, who are umpires in the recall process, not to allow themselves to be used in the forceful plan to deny Kogi West people the right to have an elected representative.

According to them, the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) was not spared of the attack, saying, these politicians were afraid of due process that the electoral umpire was working hard to achieve.