Sentence examples for can impartially from inspiring English sources

During his EU presidency Mr Kenny must show fellow Europeans that his government can impartially run EU ministerial business.

Any expert dealing with the Syrian problem knows that before a cease-fire comes into effect, international observers need to be deployed along the line of confrontation who can impartially record not only the ceasefire itself, but also breaches of the agreement by both sides.

The film calls into question how we can impartially judge those who are close to us and how our memories and our view of justice can be clouded by the complications of flesh and blood.

A lawyer for ProtectMarriage.com, the group behind the appeal, says it accepts the judge's decision that he can rule impartially.

We should carefully analyze the responsibilities of the attorney general and then closely scrutinize Senator Ashcroft's extensive record to determine whether he can fully, impartially and adequately perform all of those duties.

Rational persons can act impartially at all times in regard to all persons with the aim of not causing evil, he argues, but rational persons cannot impartially promote the good for all persons at all times.

Perhaps they can patiently, impartially, await the facts that would place this man far away from the child in question at that particular time.

The plausibility of models can be impartially distinguished through comparing model-specific robustness using the parameter-independent robustness analysis (CRA) proposed in this work.

"We are simply incapable of devising a system that can fairly and impartially impose a sentence of death," he wrote.

Second, openness can describe how impartially a tech company treats other firms in comparison to how it treats itself.

No single professional vocabulary — conservatorial, curatorial, legal, archival — is more important than another; nobody pretends that the questions that are encountered can be answered impartially or finally.