Sentence examples for even impartial from inspiring English sources

Even impartial observers say the bill's timing was bad.

In parliament this week she also spoke up for the death penalty, saying that even impartial judges must listen to public opinion.

While Ms Sotnikova's style may have appeared over the top to Western viewers, the spectators in the arena went wild a reaction that even impartial judges would have had to make a conscious effort to ignore.

First, that even supposedly impartial news is always biased (because of things like the editorial choice of stories) so even aspiring to neutrality is nonsense.

"This is of great concern, considering that the Board's main responsibility is to resolve labor disputes with an even and impartial hand.

They are supposed to remain impartial even while running as partisans.

Harlin says the film – provisionally entitled Georgia – will be impartial, even though Papuna Davitaia, an MP from Saakashvili's ruling United National Movement, is one of the producers on the project.

The inquiry chairman, Sir Michael Morland, stressed in his opening speech at Craigavon civic centre, Co Armagh, that the inquiry would be impartial, even though it has been set up and funded by the government.

But will Taiwan, with modern weaponry, a democratic sense of local identity and many fans in the west, be cowed Testing Taiwan's resolveChina insists that Taiwan is an "internal" matter, and bristles at any suggestion of mediation, even by an impartial, largely ethnic-Chinese state such as Singapore.

More than that even, having an impartial person to talk to, someone who, like family and friends, is not directly connected to the patient's wellbeing, can give them a sense of freedom to discuss whatever they want.

A Gloucestershire Police spokesman said: "Our role will be operationally independent, impartial, even-handed and fair to everyone whatever their views, interest or involvement in the pilot scheme".