neutrality

Converse of object

• suppose: One aspect of the conventional voice over is its supposed neutrality.
• preserve: These operations are characterized by Rules of Engagement, which restrain the use of weapons in order to preserve the neutrality of the operation.
• maintain: Further advances into Greece were stopped by the Germans to maintain Greek neutrality.
• guarantee: However, it was not until 1839 that an international treaty was drawn up guaranteeing Belgian neutrality.
• ensure: The proposals would have minor changes from those presented last year to ensure full cost neutrality.
• achieve: The main aim should be to achieve cost neutrality over 58 years.

Adjective modifier

• Belgian: However, once war was declared, Clifford supported British participation because of Germany's violation of Belgian neutrality.
• fiscal: Fiscal neutrality at a company level - not at the national level - is essential for the levy to work.
• strict: Yet in practice UN agencies have not always acted with strict neutrality.
• net: You can read more about net neutrality on the BBC website.
• Irish: One recalls the speech in Dublin by a Tory politician who insisted that Irish neutrality was the greatest obstacle to Irish unity.
• armed: An armed neutrality was preserved in both World Wars.

Modifies a noun

• law: Would you be happy with a net neutrality law that explicitly let you offer video?
• policy: Member States shall decide for themselves whether they opt for a common defense through NATO, independent defense, or follow a neutrality policy.

Noun used with modifier

• carbon: Some airlines, for example, may choose to take advantage of carbon neutrality schemes being offered by some NGOs.
• gender: This topic of gender neutrality is possibly the area that is most contentious.
• tax: It is the keystone of the tax neutrality required by the pension funds.
• network: Network neutrality is an American issue which is likely to impact the rest of the world.
• technology: However, the concern of this article is with ' technology neutrality ' in less obvious cases.
• charge: In order to maintain charge neutrality oxygen vacancies have to be introduced, which allow oxygen ion migration.