Sentence examples for encourage impartiality from inspiring English sources

Life tenure for Supreme Court Justices was meant to tame politics and encourage impartiality on the nation's highest bench.

Rahm didn't have to clean up the Justice Department because it would have thrilled progressives, or to encourage actual law enforcement and impartiality, but I would think this would happen from the interest of self-preservation alone.

Good journalism makes a difference to the kind of society we live in, and we should do everything we can to sustain and encourage it: for a start, maintain the impartiality rules which underscore trust in broadcast journalism; and make the PCC code an integral part of every print and online journalist's contract with their employer.

The argument is universally condemned because it encourages jurors to abandon neutrality, impartiality, and objectivity and to decide the case on the basis of personal feelings such as prejudice, bias, and revenge.

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.

However, the programmeparticipants were encouraged to rise above their own ethnic identities and individual values by first applying basic professional journalism standards – accuracy, impartiality and responsibility.

How encouraging.

Each has a duty to promote the judiciary's impartiality.

Further, concerns about an ISF's impact on the impartiality of the health sector paralleled similar concerns about ISFs and their impact on humanitarian neutrality, impartiality and independence.

Davies is asking about impartiality.

The blindfold represents impartiality.