Sentence examples for claim to impartiality from inspiring English sources
The problem is, while formal ratings systems may lay claim to impartiality, informal gossip invariably comes laden with biases and partial observations.
Among Levada's claim to impartiality is its ties with foreign academic heavy weights from top universities and think tanks.
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.
He had meant to send the tweet in a private direct message but instead it was seen by 26,000 followers and prompted Labour claims that the episode undermined BBC claims to impartiality.
One could legitimately question whether it was a good idea to give such broad powers to a set of decision makers with dubious claims to impartiality.
"When it comes to an individual's personal health care decisions, no American should be required to answer to the IRS -- an agency that just forfeited its claim to a reputation of impartiality.
This applies to any ethical theory with a strong basis in impartiality or with a claim to universal validity.
Were he a potential juror, an effort to claim impartiality toward Mr. North would most likely have been laughed out of any court in the land.
In Godwin's mind, the fact that one individual has a greater claim to rescue than the other is not only not in conflict with impartiality, but indeed is implied by impartiality, for it is based on the (alleged) fact that an impartial judgment of their worth attributes more to one than to the other.
Where he was entirely wrong, however, was to claim that the BBC upheld 'its traditional attachment to impartiality' in its coverage of Iraq..
