Sentence examples for free and impartial from inspiring English sources
The following organisations all offer free and impartial advice over the phone or in person.
They typically describe their clients as companies offering "consumer advice on debt" or, worse, "free and impartial financial advice".
There will be a free and impartial pensions guidance service available to help those people approaching retirement decide what to do.
Nelson Mandela called it a great day for post -apartheid South Africa when a free and impartial court reversed one of his decisions.
The government also said there had been 2.7m visits to Pension Wise, the free and impartial guidance service, and nearly 75,000 appointments to date.
The Money Advice Service is a free and impartial advice service set up by the government funded by a levy on financial firms by the Financial Conduct Authority.
In the end, the many are usually better guardians of free speech and impartial justice than the few, because they know that these things help to keep out dictators.There remains the problem of what you might call the permanent minority.
Pakistan upholds the right of the people of Kashmir to self-determination in accordance with 1948 and 1949 resolutions of the Security Council that provide for the holding of a free and an impartial plebiscite for the determination of the future of the state by the people of Kashmir.
Advocates for India's freedom made much of President Woodrow Wilson's "Fourteen Points" speech during WWI, which called for "a free, open-minded, and impartial adjustment of all colonial claims," seeing this as a step forward towards decolonization and publishing praise for the president in Young India and various Gadar pamphlets.
A pair of fresh and impartial eyes is in order.
The United States can promote democracy — which is the only way to truly contain extremism and terrorism — by telling General Musharraf that it does not accept martial law, and that it expects him to conduct free, fair, impartial and internationally monitored elections within 60 days under a reconstituted election commission.
