Sentence examples for evident partiality to from inspiring English sources

The Chadian troops had been in the country as part of an African Union peacekeeping force, but — because of their evident partiality to Muslim elements in CAR and penchant for violence — they were withdrawn.

As long as the arbitrator "draws his essence from" the bargaining agreement and demonstrates no "evident partiality," the court's job is to enforce the award, even if it would have reached a different outcome.

To the contrary, the current federal statute — and the many state ones modeled on it — provides that an arbitration award may be overturned for a variety of reasons, including evident partiality, corruption and misconduct by the arbitrators.

Corona was branded a "midnight appointee" of an outgoing president and was then accused of evident partiality unbecoming of a chief justice by favoring Arroyo in a number of high-profile Supreme Court cases.

In private, he made his partiality to Israel plain.

Onar's partiality to dogs immediately became apparent.

Briseño's partiality to an idea of philosophy closely linked to religion is evident in his coverage of ethics and natural law, where he argued that the practice of religion was the most important duty of a human being, and concluded that "any philosophy that does not lead to the conclusions of Christianity is dangerous and false" (1846: 216).

Cary Grant's partiality to ginger nuts.

I've got kind of a partiality to governors...

Carter wasn't always known for his partiality to the cordial.

Apparently, the drug's only adverse effect was a short-lived partiality to bell-bottoms and long hair.