Sentence examples for breaching the impartiality from inspiring English sources

Then came the first instance of Labour breaching the impartiality of government's communications; we discovered that "Building Britain's Future", a brand conceived and promoted by the civil service, is used extensively on the Labour party's website.

He had to pull out when warned that to run for office, even as a joke, risked breaching the BBC impartiality rule, at a time when Lee Nelson's Well Funny People is running on BBC3.

The Spectator columnist Rod Liddle, a former editor of Today who resigned from the programme over a row about breaching the BBC's impartiality rules, said Clarkson was a victim of "liberal fascism".

Last month Russia Today's UK channel was threatened with statutory sanctions by Ofcom after breaching the broadcasting code on due impartiality over its coverage of the Ukraine crisis.

The channel was threatened with statutory sanctions by Ofcom after breaching the broadcasting code on four counts of impartiality over its coverage of the Ukraine crisis.

program was found to have breached the ABC's impartiality guidelines recommended the program be axed and Demasi and all the other staff be made redundant.

program – which linked Wi-Fi and mobile phones with health risks including brain cancer – was found to have breached the ABC's impartiality guidelines.

The "Wi-Fried?" episode attracted criticism when it aired in February and was later found to have breached the ABC's impartiality guidelines.

The Conservative party have today stepped up the pressure on the BBC over whether Sir Alan Sugar's new government role and his position as the star of The Apprentice breaches the corporation's impartiality rules.

Questions had been raised about whether the plain-speaking entrepreneur's new "enterprise tsar" role and appearing on the next series of The Apprentice could breach the corporation's impartiality rules during a general election campaign.

"It is inexplicable why she put aside Today's normal standards of interviewing when faced with an Israeli government minister, and we hope the editorial complaints unit's finding – that her interview breached the BBC's impartiality guidelines – will ensure that she is never so accommodating to an Israeli spokesperson again".