Sentence examples for equitable and impartial from inspiring English sources

In his radio show this morning, Bloomberg was clearly trying to strike an equitable and impartial note.

The U.S. Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights ("OCR") is the federal agency responsible for enforcing Title IX, a law that requires disciplinary processes for sexual assault on college campuses to be equitable and impartial.

"Public servants should demonstrate fairness by:... 3) exercising official and managerial authority with open mindedness and a willingness to seek out and consider all relevant information, including opposing perspectives;... 5) scrupulously employing open, equitable, and impartial processes for gathering and evaluating information necessary to decisions".

So, basically, good diet, using new medical technology and knowledge, and being more equitable – or fair and impartial – in society.

Equitable, impartial and timely process provided throughout.

"Guatemalan society must demand an impartial, equitable and independent judicial system," it said.

Justice is the impartial, equitable and appropriate treatment of all – the fair distribution of benefits, risks and costs.

In matters pertaining to the health and emotional well-being of women, it may be pertinent to engage qualified female Islamic clerics to deliberate meaningfully on such issues alongside their male counterparts in equitable, impartial and rational terms so that decrees and recommendations on crucial issues such as TOP can be formulated to ensure the well-being of women.

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

She added: I had welcomed the Bahraini government's decision to transfer these cases to civilian courts, as military trials of civilians raise serious problems as far as the equitable, impartial and independent administration of justice is concerned.

First, independence and impartial journalism.