| 单词 | 不偏不倚 |
| 释义 | 不偏不倚 辨形“倚”，不能写作“椅”。 辨形“倚”，不能写作“椅”。 法文ne dévier,pencher,se ranger ni d'un cǒté ni de l'autretenir la balance égale 俄文беспристрáстный 【注意】含褒义。 反义词 “ Providing community information is a great way to provide this type of information in an unbiased fashion, ” the President of LMA said. Mr Allawi is as impartial as it is possible for someone in his position to beno longer a government minister, he is an adviser to the current prime minister. A plurality of Americans call themselves independents, and on the most divisive economic argument— how to solve the budget mess— two in three of them back a combination of spending cuts and tax rises. JUSTICE is meant to be impartial. Regulators are not the impartial, omniscient judges that legislation so often presumes. And since UNESCO is supposed to be an unprejudiced protector of the whole world's built and natural environment, such slipping standards are not merely of concern in remote Pacific islands. He himself, though at heart a keen partisan of the exiled family, had kept pretty fair with all the different turns of state in his time. Quaint, impartial boundary commissioners can take much of the credit. This assistance would be provided, stated the U. N. coordinator there, “ according to the core tenets of humanity, impartiality and neutrality.” Mantashe says as mediator appointed by the Southern African Development Community, Mr. Mbeki must be seen to be impartial. You know before you go in that this is not going to be a balanced film: there's not a lot of the“ bankers' point of view”. However, thinking about photography portrait as about a traditional, passport- sized image of a person with neutral expression and conservative clothing is not correct. He has done justice to the solid flesh, the human frailty and the dental miseries of his subject—and also to his immense historical importance. Not that he was combative. The defender in him kept his remarks to the anodyne, or at least to what most people in most places would regard as the anodyne. The literary critics should be as objective as possible in analysis and judgment. I tell you, I despise nothing. Now, people are willing to be impartial towards answering the questions, because it is safe and doesn't cause trouble. An opposing view is that we should be temporally impartial, insisting that the mere date on which a harm occurs makes no difference to its value. The downtrodden Shias, including followers of Mr Sadr, now so dominate the government that it is no longer seen as a neutral arbiter. I should note that Otelini isn't a completely impartial judge on the matter. That should give pause to politicians with daft ideas, such as the former Labour leader, Lord Kinnock, who called for a charter compelling newspapers to be politically impartial, like broadcasters. |
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