Sentence examples for disinterested and impartial from inspiring English sources

The Bank of England's code of conduct stipulates that FPC members must demonstrate they have no interests "that could give rise to a perception that the individual concerned could not be wholly independent, disinterested and impartial".

How can a political movement that is partial regarding the interests of women in relation to men be disinterested and impartial?

Feminism is a political movement aimed at eliminating the subordination of women to men, while the goal of epistemology is to establish and defend, from a disinterested and impartial point of view, systematic standards for knowledge or justified belief.

Were they perhaps considered disinterested and thus impartial?

"The need to invoke how things would look to 'any other fair and impartial spectator,'" says Sen, "is a requirement that can bring in judgments that would be made by disinterested people from other societies as well" (Sen 2009: 125).

In precise usage, "disinterested" means "impartial".

Operatives are reminded that "disinterested" means impartial, while "uninterested" means not caring.

First, independence and impartial journalism.

It needs to be thorough and impartial.

But I would be fair and impartial, just tired".

The SBS would be independent of government and impartial.