Sentence examples for and impartiality in the from inspiring English sources

At its recent annual meeting, the American Bar Association took overdue action to protect judicial fairness and impartiality in the face of skyrocketing special-interest spending in state judicial elections.

At the same time, critics on Capitol Hill and in some conservative editorial pages have questioned Ms. White's will and impartiality in investigating the Clinton pardons.

Ofcom ruled that the news channel twice breached broadcasting regulations on accuracy and impartiality in 2012 with separate reports about the conflicts in Syria and Libya.

We greatly value our strong working relationship with the Bank of England and its commitment to operational independence and impartiality in political debate.

Spending by special interests, which are clearly concerned about the decisions that judges reach rather than their capability and impartiality in reaching them, has grown dramatically as a share of total spending.

She said there were "very big, very important issues at stake here: issues of fairness and impartiality in a democracy".

By giving them unprecedented political power over policing, the government is ripping up important checks and balances, and threatening political impartiality in the police.

He elevated the role of UN secretary general and affirmed its impartiality in the face of superpowers.

The same court in October removed Scheindlin from the stop-and-frisk case, charging that her impartiality in the case was questionable.

Early Chinese moral theory flowed too easily between mores and morality and we may see the lure of Daoist impartiality in the Yangist desire to dispense with relative social mores.

The case also attracted criticism for Tullow's use of local legal representation, Kampala Associated Advocates (KAA); the Ugandan law firm was founded by Elly Kurahanga, the president of Tullow's operations in Uganda and concerns were raised over his impartiality in the issue.