Sentence examples for ensuring neutrality from inspiring English sources

The cryptographic challenge can only be solved by guessing, ensuring neutrality.

Ensuring "neutrality" could require regulators to interpose themselves in all kinds of agreements between network operators, content providers and consumers.

Muslim followers are not monolithic ( as they are divided into sects), therefore a secular state, by being neutral ( at least theoretically), ensures neutrality on religious grounds.

The members whose teams are among the 64 selected for the field are sent to a different site than their university's team to ensure neutrality.

Using complex variable techniques, we derive conditions on the functions describing the (imperfect) interface to ensure neutrality in several cases of practical interest.

They have been given free rein to canvass and campaign everywhere Mr. Saleh has, and an independent elections commission has been set up to ensure neutrality.

"We're concerned about avoiding having the schools become a forum for religious debate," Justice Anthony M. Kennedy said, adding: "We're looking for some mechanism to ensure neutrality, and we haven't seen what it is.

For the chief constable to suspend the officers without prejudice is not a question of pre-judging the outcome of the investigation but ensures neutrality, integrity of the investigation, transparency as well as protecting officers involved in such incidents".

Unlike every other federal judge, Supreme Court justices have exempted themselves from the Code of Conduct for United States Judges — a binding code of ethics that ensures neutrality and transparency in our courts.

There was the initial statement that Facebook could find "no evidence" supporting the allegations; Facebook said it did not "insert stories artificially" into the Trending list, and that it had "rigorous guidelines" to ensure neutrality.

This has two faces: the use of areal divisions to ensure neutrality and equality in the representation of the various groups and interests in the polity and the use of such divisions to secure local autonomy and representation for diverse groups within the same civil society.