| I believe that impartiality is a necessary concept, but in politics impartiality is often not achieved without equidistance. |
| That means more equidistance and liberal fudge. There are worse things, however. |
| The Court immediately reverted to the equidistance line at a point it called Point X, with a sharp right angled turn. |
| Then, if you measure up an equidistance at the corners, the ceiling will slope to match your floor. |
| In this manner, the principles of equidistance and harmonic euphony are accommodated within one tonal-harmonic system. |
| Our 100 percent claim is based on international law and the equidistance line. |
