Sentence examples for compromised impartiality from inspiring English sources

Fellowship evaluation interviews were conducted by fellowship hosts which may have compromised impartiality, however data collection, analysis and interpretation were undertaken in awareness of this.

In April Leveson cleared Patry Hoskins over suggestions she compromised his impartiality by conducting the relationship.

The report, he said, had compromised the impartiality of the bank and was "excessively political in the context of the election".

The decision by media companies to sell Obama products was questioned by critics who wondered whether it compromised the impartiality of their properties.

Yesterday Mr. Rogge and Ottavio Cinquanta, the skating federation chief, said Marie Reine Le Gougne, the French judge who cast the deciding first-place vote for the Russian duo of Yelena Berezhnaya and Anton Sikharulidze, had indeed compromised her impartiality.

At a hearing before the Senate Banking Committee, the chairman, Christopher Cox, said the commission was examining whether the credit agencies had "compromised their impartiality" when they simultaneously rated various mortgage-backed securities and provided advice to Wall Street investment firms about how to package them so as to gain higher credit ratings.

Mr Dyke, who beat off several candidates including the then head of news Tony Hall, was considered the favourite of the then chairman, Sir Christopher Bland, with whom he worked at LWT, but his Labour party membership and the fact that he led the fundraising campaign that ultimately saw Tony Blair assume the leadership, seriously compromised his impartiality.

Thus, by gaining the desired access, the humanitarian organisation has compromised absolute impartiality and authority X has become a constituency by compromise.

Nunes deflected accusations that he had compromised his impartiality or revealed classified information.

It was widely condemned by Afghan officials and international aid workers alike and compromised the impartiality of healthcare [ 44].

But to broadcast the appeal for aid to Gaza, BBC executives said, might compromise the impartiality of its Middle East coverage.