Sentence examples for been impartial in its from inspiring English sources

The corporation was already under attack from critics who said it had not been impartial in its coverage of the war in Iraq and the conflict in the Middle East.

And it has not been impartial in its conquests.

It is required to refrain from broadcasting any opinion of its own on current affairs and matters of public policy and to be impartial in its treatment of controversy.

I mean, to a point I agree with your sentiment and feel like the whole of the tech "journalism" world has completely abdicated its responsibility to be impartial in its coverage of the Jes… I mean iPhone, but methinks pulling out the ol' "he's a fascist!!" is just a way of saying, essentially, I don't like you.

"Nobody objects to the government making its case in this referendum but most people expect the civil service to be impartial in carrying out its support for ministers," he said.

It's not just in comedy that the BBC is too compliant (Operation compliance, 19 November): in its efforts to be impartial in news programmes, it can end up being very partial.

Minutes after the microwave's statement, the White House press secretary, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, sneered at the oven's assertion that it was impartial in the debate over immigration.

Despite the fact that health providers are expected to be impartial in the provision of healthcare, it is challenging to establish effective mechanisms to enforce this during crisis situations like armed conflicts.

The controversy over The Times's use of the term "torture," which was discussed two years ago by my predecessor, Clark Hoyt, has its roots in the newsroom's aspiration to be impartial in a dispute that is both political and legal.

Veteran Boston defense attorney Jeffrey Denner said Tsarnaev's defense could argue that the pall cast by the Paris attacks will make it difficult to find jurors who can be impartial in Tsarnaev's case.

I'm impartial in that particular argument".