Sentence examples for balanced and impartial from inspiring English sources

It told The Independent that the programmes it has made "have always been fair, balanced and impartial".

"We are satisfied that our coverage of the European Commission report was fair, balanced and impartial," the BBC spokesman said.

Hancock said: "Overall, the BBC does a good job in reporting accurate, balanced and impartial rural stories.

On the criticisms of Easton, the spokesperson said: "We are satisfied that our coverage of the European Commission report was fair, balanced and impartial.

Although the news landscape is changing rapidly with exponential growth in the sources, styles, and types of news available, audiences appear more attached to the traditional norms of balanced and impartial news than some might suppose.

After receiving a figurative flood of listener complaints regarding the Lawson interview, the BBC Radio 4 Today program defended its practice of false balance, claiming, "we are satisfied that both this segment and our overall coverage is fair, balanced, and impartial".

Mr Sirisena told BBC Sinhala's Saroj Pathirana that an investigative committee would work "efficiently, in a balanced, legal and impartial manner".

The result would be a more embracing, more balanced, and ultimately more impartial bench of nine people.

With studios in London, Cairo and Lebanon, and correspondents across the world, BBC Arabic is tasked with providing "impartial, balanced and accurate news and information" across a region where reports on the Gaza war provoke cries of bias from all sides and one viewer's "terrorist" can be another's "freedom fighter".

It needs to be thorough and impartial.

First, independence and impartial journalism.