Sentence examples for as well as impartial from inspiring English sources

But he said the BBC is being informative as well as impartial.

The "rites" of the public spectacles of judgment became "rights" that oblige governments to provide open as well as impartial hearings to litigants.

In a review in The Times, Dwight Garner praises "Private Empire," Steve Coll's new book on Exxon Mobil, as "meticulous, multi-angled and valuable" as well as impartial, although he finds that it has "few peaks and valleys" emotionally.

Democratic polls and focus groups, as well as impartial surveys, show a public preference for Democratic approaches to the issues that concern most voters: education, health care, preservation of Medicare and Social Security, management of the economy, even crime and public safety.

"Advice from a professional civil servant ought always to be fearless, as well as honest, impartial and objective".

This group served as the national coordinator of the standards-development process as well as an impartial organization to approve national consensus standards and halt user confusion on acceptability.

Darius Khwaja, head of quality and co-founder of the London Centre for Contemporary Music, said: "The outcome confirmed our understanding of review culture, as well as providing an impartial expert endorsement of our practices.

Highlighting that there were only five convictions for torture in Mexico between 2005 and 2013, the report concludes: "The safeguards are weak, particularly in the detection and prevention of torture in the initial moments, as well as in ensuring its rapid, impartial, independent and exhaustive investigation".

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.

The authorities have kicked out American aid groups, such as Counterpart International, which was delivering medical supplies and improving water, as well as Internews, which trains journalists in impartial reporting, and Freedom House, which teaches civic rights.

"We must be impartial in thought as well as in action," Wilson announced on August 19th.