Sentence examples for guidelines on impartiality from inspiring English sources

Our presenters adhere to the BBC's strict editorial guidelines on impartiality.

The BBC Trust said yesterday that only allowing religious contributors on the slot did not breach editorial guidelines on impartiality.

The BBC said Read had not breached editorial guidelines on impartiality, despite the song's clear links with Ukip, because he was not a news or current affairs presenter.

Complaints were made earlier this year that banning atheists, secularist or humanists from taking part in Thought for the Day breached the BBC's guidelines on impartiality.

The ABC's news division has rejected a finding by an independent reviewer that an interview by AM presenter Michael Brissenden breached the ABC's guidelines on impartiality.

"He does not present news or current affairs programmes on the BBC and is therefore not in breach of the editorial guidelines on impartiality".

A BBC spokesperson said: "We believe our coverage of the referendum has been rigorously impartial and in line with our guidelines on fairness and impartiality".

A BBC spokesman said: "As we said at the time, we believe our coverage of the referendum was rigorously impartial and in line with our guidelines on fairness and impartiality".

A BBC spokesperson said: "As we said at the time, we believe our coverage of the referendum was rigorously impartial and in line with our guidelines on fairness and impartiality".

A complainant to the corporation argued that playing a truncated version of just one song was a breach of the BBC's guidelines on censorship and impartiality – particularly given a song titled I'm in Love with Margaret Thatcher was played in full – and that the track itself did not carry a political message.

However, some listeners escalated their complaint and, in a letter seen by the Guardian, the BBC's executive complaints unit now accepts the interview breached its guidelines on accuracy and impartiality.