Sentence examples for both impartial from inspiring English sources

Can the BBC's coverage of Britain's EU referendum be both impartial and robust?

What's more, it is difficult to claim that as a nation we benefit from a head of state who is both impartial and experienced.

He told France and Italy they had to do more to meet budget targets and implement structural reforms, and urged Germany to do more to boost domestic demand.Something has to give: the commission cannot be both impartial and party-political, Olympian and human.

Over four days, the federal judge George O'Toole has interviewed more than three dozen potential jurors who were not eliminated after filling out a written questionnaire, and only a few have emerged as both apparently impartial and open to the possibility of voting for the death penalty, which they must be in order to be chosen to serve.

Conclusion Citation is both an impartial scholarly method and a powerful form of social communication.

Can a judge be both entertaining and impartial?

Instead, Parfit argues that contractualists should permit both personal and impartial reasons as grounds for reasonable rejection.

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Given the likelihood of a separatist victory and the instability that unilateral secession would create for both factions, many impartial experts agree compromise is the best option.

Nevertheless, large expenditures to get a candidate elected to the bench undermine both the appearance and reality of impartial justice.

In theory, lawyers for both sides, plus an impartial one, will be involved.