Sentence examples for due impartiality from inspiring English sources

"We must apply due impartiality to all our subject matter.

Press TV maintained that it had complied with the due impartiality requirements of the broadcasting code.

"Due impartiality", as Trust-inflicted on the BBC, won't help make anything clear, of course.

"The BBC's job is to secure due impartiality and to secure due impartiality on what is a premier political discussion programme it is right in our belief that the BNP should have an appearance," he said on Today.

Any "Foxification" of Sky News would still have to adhere to Ofcom's rules governing due impartiality and accuracy.

As any young Earth creationist will confirm, the BBC occasionally fails in its objective of due impartiality.

What it would certainly find much harder than a newspaper to do is mount a campaign, partly due to impartiality rules, partly because of restrictive broadcasting time slots.

It is hoped that Cambodian judges, prosecutors and clerks will bring good practices including due process, impartiality and legal reasoning to the Cambodian judiciary upon the completion of their missions at the tribunal.

In the post, to which she tweeted a link again this year, White wrote: "I support and am patron of a number of charities, and due to impartiality rules, I am not allowed to visually support them all whilst presenting news programmes.

The BBC editorial guidelines state: "The way in which due accuracy and impartiality is achieved between parties will vary.

But content producers must take responsibility for achieving due accuracy and impartiality in their own output and not rely on other BBC services to redress any imbalance for them".