Sentence examples for about the impartiality of from inspiring English sources

The spectacle raises legitimate doubts about the impartiality of even the most respected judges.

I hope this 'polonium process' will once and for all dispel the myth about the impartiality of British justice".

But Mr. Pataki's opponents for governor said the donations raised questions about the impartiality of the administration's decisions.

Many American policy makers and cable companies have had doubts about the impartiality of Al Jazeera, which is owned and financed by the emir of Qatar.

There are also concerns about the impartiality of the judge, who has links to a Christian charity which has campaigned for more conservative abortion laws.

In her letter to Brookings, Warren said the lack of disclosure raises "significant questions about the impartiality of the study and its conclusions".

Further, concerns about an ISF's impact on the impartiality of the health sector paralleled similar concerns about ISFs and their impact on humanitarian neutrality, impartiality and independence.

He might start with the justice's warning in Bush v. Gore about the harm being done to the impartiality of judges, then move on to the twin majority opinions in 2004 and 2006 sweeping aside President George W. Bush's attempts to usurp the authority of the law in holding and trying terrorism suspects.

In the appeal they raised issues about the use of informant witnesses, the impartiality of the jury and judge, the judge's conduct, and free speech.

But the questions raised by the dispute about the conduct of the army, the impartiality of the bureaucracy and, above all, about the effectiveness of land reform remain unanswered.Since independence, successive governments have attempted to break up big agricultural estates dating back to Spanish colonial times.

Concerns about these 'quick impact projects' predominantly regard their subversion of the impartiality of humanitarian health services [ 12, 13].