Sentence examples for about his impartiality from inspiring English sources

But the dispute over the institute's clean-vote television commercials left doubts about his impartiality.

But even a judge whose conduct seems above reproach can't avoid doubt about his impartiality when he accepts gifts from lawyers and others with cases before him.

But his continued presence on the beat could have raised questions about his impartiality, given that both he and President Trump have been accused of sexual harassment.

He also sought to address the passages from his published work about the political significance of computer code that Microsoft cited as raising doubts about his impartiality.

Shortly before his suspension on July 18, he was told he could have nothing more to do with this continuing study on polar bears because of doubts about his impartiality.

Microsoft stepped up its attack yesterday on the judge who ordered the company split in two, saying that recently published interviews "raised profound doubts about his impartiality and the fairness of the trial he conducted".

But that was exactly the reprieve he was handed, as Tory MPs creased up, David Cameron virtually puked milk from his nose, and even the Speaker, John Bercow, put aside trite conventions about his own impartiality when he intervened during John McDonnell's speech.

It went on to argue Packham had not "compromised the BBC by speaking about the issues on BBC programmes" and "has not transgressed his impartiality about any of the issues raised".

In his ruling, Judge Rakoff argued that his acceptance of the travel gift was within existing rules, a hair-splitting explanation that does not remove qualms about his judgment or impartiality.

The Times, owned by Mr Murdoch, says that although Mr Cable has survived in the cabinet, questions remain about his judgment and impartiality.

Then we can all decide based on hard data, rather than the usual "we think we got it about right, because impartiality is in our genes".