Sentence examples for editorial impartiality from inspiring English sources

At the start of the session Ms Fairhead set out her firm commitment to an independent BBC and the need to protect its editorial impartiality.

Ofcom already regulates the BBC on matters of obscenity, privacy and harm, but the corporation has maintained its independence on questions of editorial impartiality.

Ruin porn? - Editorial impartiality or sensationalism, particularly in fetishizing the eerie or macabre.

In the following weeks, numerous letters critical of Kropotkin were sent to Freedom, and in turn published due to the editorial impartiality of the newspaper's editor, Thomas Keell.

Our presenters adhere to the BBC's strict editorial guidelines on impartiality.

The BBC Trust said yesterday that only allowing religious contributors on the slot did not breach editorial guidelines on impartiality.

"He does not present news or current affairs programmes on the BBC and is therefore not in breach of the editorial guidelines on impartiality".

Two episodes of the TV science program Catalyst will be removed from the ABC's website after an internal review found the program had breached editorial standards on impartiality.

The BBC said Read had not breached editorial guidelines on impartiality, despite the song's clear links with Ukip, because he was not a news or current affairs presenter.

The BBC Trust approved the plan with the proviso that "such funding would not cast doubt on the BBC's independence, impartiality and editorial integrity".

Opposition demonstrators at the Film Forum première attempted to throw doubt on the film's "impartiality, precision, veracity, editorial integrity, and ideological independence", while supporters "encouraged theatergoers to denounce censorship" and sign a petition.