Sentence examples for acts impartially from inspiring English sources

The ICC insists that it acts impartially, and says it intends to press ahead with the case against Mr Kenyatta and Mr Ruto.

But since the Mohists believe that Tian acts impartially on everyone's behalf, adopting it as a moral model tends to imply that each of us as individuals is obliged to treat others and ourselves equally — to act in others' interest exactly as we act in our own.

In the television interview, Mr. Cameron said he believed that Mr. Hunt had acted "impartially".

He had accused the judge of failing to act impartially against dangerous criminals.

He said that complaints had come from both communities, implying that the French had acted impartially.

A spokesman for the commission defended the review, saying: "The Airports Commission is content that its process has been robust and that it has acted impartially throughout".

Abortion is another area in which Stevens has insisted on the duty of the government to act impartially rather than favoring some groups over others for sectarian reasons.

Indeed, even if a supranational authority did act impartially, it would still, he wrote, have "to avoid all suspicion of partiality".

But he said he would have failed in his job if he "hadn't been able to demonstrate" that he could act impartially.

In his statement on Tuesday, Mr. Leung, the head of the local government, said: "I am confident the regulatory and law enforcement bodies will act impartially without fear or favor".

Rooted in trust law, that standard means that an adviser has to act impartially and solely for the benefit of the client, avoiding conflicts of interest and self-dealing.