Sentence examples for assessing the impartiality of from inspiring English sources

In its ruling, Ofcom said that in assessing the impartiality of ITV's coverage it does not mean that balance is required in any "simple mathematical sense", a finding that is likely to come as a relief to other broadcasters in the run-up to the EU referendum.

"The impartiality of the tax audit was complete".

The impartiality of one of the two investigating magistrates, Claire Thépaut, was questioned by Sarkozy supporters.

Concerns have also been aired over the impartiality of David Trimble, one of the international observers.

Egypt's ambassador to Berlin said he was confident of the "impartiality" of German justice.

Journalism advocates have questioned the basis of the charges and the impartiality of the judicial proceedings.

An independent judicial council ensures the impartiality of the judicial system.

The most obvious example could be respect for the impartiality of judges (see Lexington).

But Stevenson, of E.J.I., told me, "It clearly undermines the impartiality of the courts.

They also have questioned the impartiality of its officers.

The spectacle raises legitimate doubts about the impartiality of even the most respected judges.