Sentence examples for complete impartiality from inspiring English sources
When he took to the Speaker's chair, shortly after 8.30pm, Bercow pledged to act with complete impartiality.
The Royal Institute of British Architects (Riba) hit back saying "the Prince's Foundation is entirely inappropriately placed for a role which demands complete impartiality".
It lay behind both the constancy of his own principles and the complete impartiality as a reporter that brought him such universal respect.
Citing a policy of "complete impartiality" a spokesman for the NMA would not be drawn on the merits of the memorial, but said campaigners would be "welcome to make a formal application to the Arboretum Trustees for a permanent site".
The agency had always been careful to stress its complete impartiality, refusing to accept money from any government and carrying on its medical aid work regardless of the regime in power.
Broadly speaking, those countries that traditionally expect civil servants to behave with complete impartiality and to conform to ministerial policy with energy and good will, whether they agree with the policy or not, expect all civil servants to behave with circumspection in political affairs.
"You are to perform your final duty in an attitude of complete fairness and impartiality".
In a scathing critique, during which he quoted Nelson Mandela, Shakespeare and the Koran, Mr. Anwar said Mr. Diah had demonstrated a "complete lack of impartiality".
In her instructions, which lasted nearly two hours, Judge Cedarbaum told jurors to maintain "an attitude of complete fairness and impartiality" while sifting through evidence presented in the six-week trial.
The ethics board found "substantial reason to believe" that Mr. Graham violated "at least" three sections of the D.C. Code of Conduct: "giving preferential treatment to any person," "losing complete independence or impartiality" and "affecting adversely the confidence of the public in the integrity of government". The best way to begin restoring that confidence would be for Mr. Graham to resign.
Impartiality over Brexit?
