Sentence examples for general impartiality from inspiring English sources

This excellent encyclopaedia was early recognized for its general impartiality, scholarship, and accuracy.

The country's generals, vowing impartiality, kept out of this year's campaign, and members of the military voted in public polling stations along with everyone else.

The "we" CJ Mutunga is referring to are members of the Special Committee of the Judiciary Service Commission JSCC) including one Githu Muigai, the country's Attorney-General whose impartiality is suspect from the get-go.

The Red Cross issued a general restatement of its impartiality policy — after the hurricane passed.

He elevated the role of UN secretary general and affirmed its impartiality in the face of superpowers.

What seems to have gone wrong is that feminists are in the position of rejecting impartiality as a general epistemic and moral ideal, but at the same time they want to reject gender bias because it obviously fails to measure up to the ideal of impartiality.

The world's top diplomat; the Secretary-General must use her independence, impartiality and good offices to prevent conflict, broker peace and stand-up for human rights.

These tribunals have won general approval for the quality and impartiality of their work.

In the last two years it has expanded the number of its provincial offices, a reflection of good relations with the general population and the reputation for impartiality.

Questions had been raised about whether the plain-speaking entrepreneur's new "enterprise tsar" role and appearing on the next series of The Apprentice could breach the corporation's impartiality rules during a general election campaign.

"I am a little disturbed at the proposal," one official wrote, "as I feel that if [his article] fell into the wrong hands it would be used to discredit the impartiality of coroners in general and Dr Burton in particular".