Sentence examples for claim impartiality from inspiring English sources

While those behind the series claim impartiality with regard to Avery, Making A Murderer puts forward a clear case of a morally bankrupt judicial system.

This recent bit of legislative history will make it harder for her to flip-flop or claim impartiality in the future, should she find the need to do so.

But soon after he or his loyalists were back in office, the political stand-offs and the street violence would resume.Last May the generals intervened to break the dismal cycle, claiming impartiality.

His Special Comment directed at Senator Hillary Clinton should only be taken as such; Olbermann has never claimed impartiality with these well-written diatribes, nor does he pretend to speak for anyone but himself, which is, I believe, part of what makes him so remarkable.

The problem is, while formal ratings systems may lay claim to impartiality, informal gossip invariably comes laden with biases and partial observations.

This kind of activity by members of our highest court undercuts any claim of impartiality in the health care litigation by the justices involved.

ONUC's claim to impartiality was undermined in mid-September when a company of Irish UN troops were captured by numerically superior Katangese forces following a six-day siege in Jadotville.

Do its claims to impartiality stand up?

He was deeply skeptical about scientific claims of impartiality and worried about the destructive effects of modern life on tribal peoples.

He added that Labor would not automatically put "in the bin" all the findings of the commissioner, Dyson Heydon – who rejected claims of impartiality after a decision to speak at a Liberal party fundraiser.

To them, this will seem just another reason not to trust American claims of impartiality in Middle Eastern affairs, providing them with another excuse not to offer concessions of their own.