Sentence examples for ability to be fair from inspiring English sources

Justice Doyle asked him if this would affect his ability to be fair.

"It's going to skew their ability to be fair at this trial and to this person".

But he said he did not believe that would affect his ability to be fair and impartial.

Mrs. Lincoln said she had "the utmost confidence" in Mr. Holmes's ability to be fair, also saying she had been told so by many prominent Arkansans.

In other words, does the impersonality of the suit threaten its ability to be fair to each plaintiff and to Wal-Mart, the country's biggest private employer?

It requires judges to step aside when the level of campaign support raises a reasonable concern about his or her ability to be fair.

That switch "is questionable and unsettling in terms of his ability or desire to be fair and impartial".

I say, if you don't trust the ability of tribal courts to be fair and just, don't go to the reservation and rape women but that's just my take".

Not doing so will compromise our ability to be a fair and just nation, and will continue in our needing to educate young children that it is normal to retain our own citizens in devastating conditions for months or even years on end, trapping them in cages, sometimes even more than once in their lifetimes.

Do you have any attitudes, positive or negative, toward people of great wealth that would affect your ability to be a fair and impartial juror in this case?

But few people in Tottenham, black or white, have any faith in this organisation's ability to be thorough, fair and impartial.