Sentence examples for carry out impartial from inspiring English sources
Mr. Clinton also expressed the hope that Mr. Putin would carry out "impartial and transparent investigations of reported human rights violations" during the military campaign Russia has waged in the breakaway republic of Chechnya.
We have been calling for an international investigation because past governments have been responsible for the abuses and we could not expect them to carry out an impartial investigation.
Intentions they carry out.
Now that Comey, who had been investigating Trump and his associates, is out, Warner said an outside counsel would reassure the public that the government can carry out a fair, impartial probe.
Mr Serwotka was clearly furious at learning, in the midst of the Labour party conference, of government plans for the delivery of core services traditionally carried out by impartial civil servants.
Amnesty International has urged the NTC to carry out "a full, independent and impartial inquiry to establish the circumstances of Colonel Gaddafi's death".
Jules Carey, of Tuckers Solicitors, said: "In cases where the State is investigating whether its officers may have killed a person, the police are required to carry out a thorough, prompt and impartial investigation to high standards.
"I deplore the loss of life... and call on the authorities to carry out a full, prompt and impartial investigation and ensure that victims and their families receive justice," Ms Pillay said.
Independent and impartial investigations into the policing of the demonstrations must be carried out and the findings should be made public.
Able to carry out assignments without passing personal judgment; impartial to client age, race, sex, nationality, religion, or pleas of clemency.
