Sentence examples for an impartial report from inspiring English sources

This denial prevented the American people from getting an impartial report on the war.

Mr. Powers has contended from the beginning of his investigation that his role is to produce an impartial report.

Mr. Thomas at one point called Mr. Angelides a "wacko Democratic liberal" during the interview, but also said the chairman had consulted him on all staff appointments and had convinced him and other Republicans that "we have a really fair shot" at an impartial report.

Opinion pieces/editorials - these may be written by journalists or experts, but they should be clearly marked as opinion pieces and not mistaken for an impartial news report.

Then three days later, Nielsen followed up with another wet kiss, er, impartial report.

To the editor: I can hear it now: Some indignant conservatives will deem this insightful, impartial report on Trump's mendacity to be unduly biased, something that belongs on the op-ed pages.

While al-Jazeera English is a separate channel and had built up a reputation of impartial reporting, the Qatari network's Egyptian Mubasher Misr channel was seen as biased and sympathetic towards the Brotherhood.

As a leading source for timely and impartial reporting, Reuters continues to drive engagement with the business elite around the world.

Fox embraces a passionate partisanship; ABC and others view impartial reporting as their contribution to the national good.

"As a journalist, you're supposed to be someone who's impartial, reporting the facts," she told me.

Peter Hakim, president of the Inter-American Dialogue, called the military's report "an attempt to put a gloss on a very ugly situation" that was more accurately described in other, impartial reports.