Sentence examples for any impartiality from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, some media outlets support parties without any impartiality or objectivity.

"Any impartiality concerns raised by campaign spending are inherent in the state's decision to hold judicial elections," James Bopp Jr. wrote in a brief supporting Massey for the James Madison Center for Free Speech.

Any potential impartiality they bring, however, is quickly scythed by the inability of the B.C.S. to trust its own numbers.

I wouldn't let any politician – from Corbyn to Osborne – loose on an "impartiality" rampage.

But its prompt and barefaced support of Mr Mugabe has put paid to any idea of impartiality.

His brand of journalism eschewed any attempt at impartiality or objectivity: he and the paper were the story.

The effect is fatal: not only do you vaguely think he might be about to get all his kit off, it undermines any hope of impartiality.

He reserves special opprobrium for Panorama, which he says has "dumbed itself down to the level of a tacky tabloid" and abandoned any pretence of impartiality.

Impartiality of this sort, however, does not necessarily imply any sort of impartiality with respect to other individuals' interests, rights, or claims.

Partialists, in general, tend to claim that morally admirable partiality does exist, that it cannot be reduced to any form of impartiality at a more fundamental level, and that these facts pose a serious problem for those who claim that morality and (some form of) impartiality are identical, or even closely related.

Butterfield, a former judge, said Scalia should recuse himself from the pending University of Texas affirmative action case because he has "removed any presumption of impartiality".