Sentence examples for an impartial stance from inspiring English sources

The publishers of regional and local newspapers have long pointed out that their titles take an impartial stance at election time.

"They both thought they could win, and when mediators have tried to take an impartial stance, they cry foul," the UN official told me.

The issue landed on the desk of Mr Hunt, who had never made a secret of his admiration for the Murdoch empire, but insisted in public that he was maintaining an impartial stance when it came to ruling on the planned takeover of BSkyB.

One essay considers both how and why Benedict XV (1914-22) anopted an "impartial" stance in time of war, and the generally negative reception of this stance.

Norway's head of refereeing Rune Pedersen stated that "It is an unwritten rule that referees should not do anything that can doubt their impartial stance".

The Metro doesn't run editorials in order to maintain its impartial stance, but cartoons are another matter.

My conversations with their editors suggest their impartial stance has been less about the likely effect on circulation than a reasoned journalistic need to reflect the political debate as fairly as possible.

In effect, the best way to sort out the relative strength of expert claims in litigation is to adopt the SSK scholar's impartial stance, and watch the opposing parties attempt to defend their positions.

As observers, we had an impartial, uninvolved, and passive stance.

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

It is an impartial disarmament".