Sentence examples for concept of impartiality from inspiring English sources
"If you wanted to criticise us you would say we are becoming increasingly tough-minded about the concept of impartiality.
However, given the national media's concept of impartiality, they now feel an obligation to accept that the Republicans' claim that this is a dispute over spending levels.
Always ready to do potentially fatal harm to the concept of impartiality, our regular cast of writers and fan reps covering each of this weekend's competing teams.
Thompson said in an interview with the New Statesman earlier this week that the BBC had become "increasingly tough-minded about the concept of impartiality" since the Hutton report in early 2004.
A more common view has been that BBC executives, already wary because of a recent series of embarrassments unrelated to Middle East coverage, became so averse to controversy that they made an awkward extension of the concept of impartiality to a purely humanitarian issue.
They leave behind both the term "moral status" and the concept of impartiality.
The concept of equality, impartiality, is crucial in the original and is lost or diluted here.
So it's not outlandish to think that the justices' presence at the dinner served to undermine the concept of judicial impartiality (as quaint as that may sound these days).
The judge's conduct, the committee said in its report, "was so manifestly and profoundly destructive of the concept of the impartiality, integrity and independence of the judicial role that public confidence is sufficiently undermined to render the judge incapable of executing the judicial office".
40 41 Finally, the profession of medicine itself is uniquely positioned to play a proactive and important role in international humanitarian aid work, resisting political and social coercion and maintaining a strong commitment to the core principles and concepts of independency, impartiality and neutrality.
