Sentence examples for as being impartial from inspiring English sources

"Somebody who is universally viewed as being impartial".

And as long as the court continues to be seen (fairly or not) as a puppet of the Republicans, it cannot command the respect the high court had when it was perceived as being impartial and, if not necessarily nonpolitical, at least nonpartisan.

The Arab health professionals perceive medical knowledge as being politically neutral; and medical practice as being impartial, universal and humanitarian.

And yet Alberto Gonzales concludes "if judges and the trials over which they preside are not perceived as being impartial, the public will quickly lose confidence in the rule of law upon which our nation is based".

Community participants were purposively selected through key members of the Somali Australian Friendship Association, as well as informal community networks that were identified as being impartial regarding the debate about khat use within the Somali community.

Communicators who are also scientists and perceived as being impartial and knowledgeable are more likely to be regarded as credible [ 28]. "Well, the Ministry of Health, ideally, should front it, because you know, they're the national organisation".

In one sense therefore it should be thought of not as a real spectator who has the merit of being impartial, but as an ideal spectator in the sense of one that exists as an idea.

As the results of this study indicate that patients searching for information on generic medicines in each of the subject countries are likely to find Wikipedia as the first result (Table  2), there appears to be an onus on governments or government-provided healthcare systems to engage with Wikipedia in order to ensure that the information contained therein is impartial as well as accurate.

Sen. Orrin Hatch (R-Utah) pressed Srinivasan on whether he would be able to step away from his current role as an advocate and be impartial as a judge.

Translation in healthcare guided by children affects the quality of the interaction due to the emotional involvement of the translator the child who ceases to be impartial, as would be desirable [ 11, 16- 19].

As hard as they may try to be impartial, it is human nature to be influenced by many factors, even subconsciously, not the least of which is when one competitor is hailed as the "Godfather" and other superlatives while the others get simple vanilla intros.