Sentence examples for an impartial selection from inspiring English sources

Leon Collins (Letters, September 7) suggests the Middle East Media Research Institute provides an impartial selection of what is being said and published in Arabic.

Personnel managers maintained that the one-minute cutoff ensured an impartial selection and was in line with past hiring practices.

Personnel Department managers have defended the process, saying it was in line with past hiring practices and ensured an impartial selection.

And even without constitutional amendments to ensure the impartial selection of judges, the government needs to accept more input from civil society, opposition parties and ethnic minority groups on candidates for judicial appointment.

The judge, James L. Shumate, said if he determined during the jury selection process that an impartial panel could not be seated in Washington County, he would move the case.

That misconduct, they argued, violated Mr. Giuca's right to challenge during jury selection and his right to an impartial jury.

The selection should be the result of an impartial process of rewarding lifelong dedication and accomplishment.

An impartial judge and an impartial twelve citizens will decide this case.

The criminal justice system provides for an impartial jury by permitting both sides to use peremptory challenges during jury selection.

New York Times, March 13 , 1871 page 4; "In reviewing this book of Mr. Darwin's The Descent of Man, and Selection in Relation To Sex, we shall endeavor to give an impartial outline of his arguments, without discussing at present the opinions set forth, still less desiring it to be understood that we concur in Mr. Darwin's conclusions.

It is an impartial disarmament".