At the United Nations, Burma endeavoured to show impartiality.
As the national broadcaster, funded by licence payers, it has to show impartiality.
With the thought that Mr. Kinnock might become Prime Minister no longer unthinkable, President Bush is apparently determined to show impartiality.
Although a mixed-race jury was expected to show impartiality, the coroner's instructions so confused it that a perverse contradictory verdict was returned, ie that an unarmed man could somehow be lawfully killed.
In the fortnight that followed, they wrote many cute stories about Miss Kelly, &, possibly to show their impartiality, many not so cute.
(He has told friends he will never run for president; to show his impartiality, he did not vote when he was in the military).
Along with our monarch, the Speaker's ability to express their views to the government privately, yet show total impartiality publicly, is a cornerstone of British democracy.
While the fact that the trial opened at all was seen as a triumph for the Shiite-dominated government's effort to show its impartiality in bringing justice, widespread reports of intimidation of witnesses and court officers in the weeks leading up to it also stood as proof that the days of sectarian terror are not as far in the past as many officials would like to claim.
But if the wealthy must be inconvenienced, let's show our impartiality by laying burdens at least as heavy on those who can ill afford it.
THE PARADISE (PBS, Oct. 6) Having broadcast the ITV department-store melodrama "Mr. Selfridge," PBS demonstrates its impartiality by showing the rival BBC show, set in a fictional store in northern England in the 1870s.
The judges showed no stern impartiality.
