Sentence examples similar to evidence of partiality from inspiring English sources

Bob Posner, the chief executive of the commission, highlighted the inquiry in an interview last month in which he said it "cleared everyone and there was no evidence of any partiality.

In contradistinction to an image fostered by popular fiction, the police saw themselves as particularly vulnerable to accusations of partiality, the evidence they gathered was generally inadmissible, and the state rarely prosecuted of its own volition.

Moreover, feminist motivations can lead to the discovery of forms of partiality that have distorted the truth and prevented access to relevant evidence.

It also criticised the judge for his "appearance of partiality".

Relations between Ofcom and News Corp are fraught, with the regulator furious at being accused of partiality.

Justice Scalia confirms the basic problem of the appearance of partiality.

The three judges said they wanted to avoid the appearance of partiality.

The paper-thin accusations of partiality levelled at Mark Carney are of course ridiculous.

Judge Lawliss wrote in a decision that he wanted to avoid "even the appearance of partiality".

Perceptions of Partiality The rules that govern judicial conduct are broad in scope.

It also leads to conservative editing, to red pencilling the strong stuff for fear of partiality.