Sentence examples for attacking the impartiality of from inspiring English sources
How is attacking the impartiality of a judge worse than characterizing undocumented Mexicans as invading predators intent on raping American women?
Trump has retweeted an anti-Semitic meme, put a white nationalist on his delegate list and attacked the impartiality of a judge with Mexican parents.
In remarkably similar terms, Mr. Davies said he had found the government's campaign "an unprecedented attack on the impartiality of the BBC and the integrity of the BBC, done with great vigor".
His case was bolstered by an extraordinary attack on the impartiality of the judiciary by Lord Carey, leader of the Church of England from 1991 to 2002, who wrote a letter to the court warning of "civil unrest" if judges continued to hand down what he described as "disturbing" and "dangerous" rulings in religious discrimination cases.
To prove he has the necessary independence to be a Supreme Court Justice, but without engaging in partisan name-calling, Gorsuch need only condemn any and all attacks on the impartiality of judges and state unequivocally that an independent judiciary is one of the cornerstones of our constitutional order.
It started with a press conference in which Trump made misleading statements, attacked reporters for applying relatively routine levels of journalistic scrutiny, and questioned the impartiality of a federal judge presiding over a lawsuit against Trump University.
"The impartiality of the tax audit was complete".
Bitter campaigns — replete with nasty attack ads — make it much harder for judges to work together on the bench and much harder for citizens to trust the impartiality of the system.
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.
