Sentence examples for Impartial stance from inspiring English sources

Instead, Mr. Faqih said, Mr. Saleh took an impartial stance.

For their part, all of the broadcast outlets, of course, maintained their traditional, impartial stance.

The Metro doesn't run editorials in order to maintain its impartial stance, but cartoons are another matter.

The publishers of regional and local newspapers have long pointed out that their titles take an impartial stance at election time.

"They both thought they could win, and when mediators have tried to take an impartial stance, they cry foul," the UN official told me.

My conversations with their editors suggest their impartial stance has been less about the likely effect on circulation than a reasoned journalistic need to reflect the political debate as fairly as possible.

China issued a statement saying it opposed the use of chemical weapons, but called for the UN team to "fully consult with the Syrian government and maintain an objective, impartial and professional stance, to ascertain what really happened".

As observers, we had an impartial, uninvolved, and passive stance.

One blogger, Steve Wilson, wrote to the firm: "I am disgusted that Kettle Chips is engaged in union-busting activities, including non-disclosure to its own employees about the anti-union stance of the supposedly impartial consultancy company Omega Training.

The idea of objectively justifying our practices and standards of conduct by appeal to the abstract, decontextualized stance of an ideally impartial and benevolent agent is at least prima facie plausible.

At other times, decisions about the value of disputed works are based less on impartial criteria than on the critic's own stance toward the writings in question.