Sentence examples for by the impartial from inspiring English sources

The decisions that would need to be made by the "impartial arbitrator" suggested by Ms. Dobrzynski -- What art is too important to sell?

There are three rounds to the competitions, all of which are judged by the impartial, designated members of the International Ballet Competitions Rules Committee.

In theory, outlawing Holocaust denial would put an end to the belief, except for a few misguided hold-outs who would be dealt with by the impartial majesty of the law.

Big deal, he beat the guy who was ranked number 6 in the world at 140 lbs, by the impartial ring magazine.

That argument was bolstered last month by the impartial governor of the Bank of England, Mark Carney, a Canadian, who said that "some ceding of national sovereignty" would be necessary for Scotland to keep the pound.

This evidence would be reviewed by the impartial public agency described above.

Impartiality is achieved by depriving the impartial observer or rational chooser of any knowledge of its own identity.

Four hours later, he was appointed by Cameron as the impartial judge of the takeover, along with other media issues transferred from Cable's department.

It will persuade them that ballot boxes may be necessary for democracy, but are far from sufficient: you also need free speech and a free press; an independent judiciary; and, supervised by that judiciary, the impartial enforcement of the rule of law.

The vote on impeachment in the House of Representatives this week could turn in part on a ruling on an arcane point by the scrupulously impartial parliamentarian, Charles W. Johnson.

The picture from Kansas City shows St. John as a brooding boy, slumped, eyes hooded; he is transfigured by the cold, impartial light that picks him out of the darkness and makes him seem bigger than life, an isolated and hypnotic presence, like Olivier playing Hamlet on an empty stage.