Sentence examples for code of impartiality from inspiring English sources

On 2 July Penman officially takes over from Jonathan Baume, and becomes the voice for thousands of senior public sector staff who, bound by the civil service code of impartiality, rarely speak for themselves.

And yet the Australian Communications and Media Authority has ruled that a news report by the ABC's political editor, Andrew Probyn, breached the ABC's code for impartiality because he noted that Tony Abbott was "the most destructive politician of his generation".

The investigation ordered by the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Agency board of directors found that Mr. Graham had violated the agency's code of conduct governing impartiality and conflict of interest.

The channel was threatened with statutory sanctions by Ofcom after breaching the broadcasting code on four counts of impartiality over its coverage of the Ukraine crisis.

The regulator ruled that the edition of The Real Deal also breached the broadcasting code on the grounds of impartiality and giving "due weight" to a wide range of significant views from an Israeli perspective.

An example of this at an operational level is the consensus around the Red Cross/Crescent code of conduct on NGO impartiality and practice in the field.

The assistance provided to the local authorities is in accordance with the agencies' code of conduct which requires impartiality and non-discrimination.

In fact, US supreme court justices enjoy a special privilege: they are the only judges exempt from the federal Code of Conduct, which demands judicial impartiality and prohibits a jurist from presiding when he or she has "a personal bias concerning a party to the case".

In Australia, interpreters are accredited nationally and must abide by a code of ethics that includes confidentiality, impartiality and accuracy [ 5].

Judge Scheindlin "ran afoul" of the code of judicial conduct, the panel said, for compromising "the appearance of impartiality surrounding this litigation" in having improperly invited the plaintiffs to file the very case that she then decided against the city.

The code, after all, forbids judges from engaging in conduct that undermines their impartiality or the appearance of impartiality.