Sentence examples for her impartiality from inspiring English sources

One member, Amy McCarthy, stepped down after pressure from advocates and victims who questioned her impartiality.

"But it raises serious questions about her impartiality as a prosecutor.

In a ruling today, the appeals court said Scheindlin's statements suggested that her "impartiality might reasonably be questioned".

That has raised questions about whether her impartiality on the issue would be clouded as she leads the fund.

"Any judge has to be disqualified from any case in which his or her impartiality might reasonably be questioned," Mr. Tembeckjian said in a telephone interview.

And for two days the juror assured the judge that her impartiality had not been compromised and that she could carry on.

We just reiterate what the Queen has always said: she maintains her constitutional impartiality.

At the opening, Guggenheim wore one earring by Tanguy and one by Calder, to display her professional impartiality between the Surrealist and abstract modes.

In October, Michel Forst said Triggs had faced "government intimidation and public questioning of her integrity, impartiality and judgment" after the commission's inquiry into the child harm in immigration detention.

"Even the president of the Australian Human Rights Commission, Prof Gillian Triggs, faced government intimidation and public questioning of her integrity, impartiality and judgment after the commission's inquiry into the child harm in immigration detention".

Hadley is a thoroughly British writer: a miniaturist, in whom strands of both Larkin and Austen can be detected, her disciplined impartiality flirting with the satirical but ultimately steering clear.