Sentence examples for impartial about the from inspiring English sources

The Speaker should be impartial in the chamber, but not impartial about the chamber.

We looked forward to change where we could become more disengaged from, and impartial about, the world's conflicts, since we are not the world's policeman.

It is surely impossible for anyone who was actually involved to be impartial about the story or their role in it, especially with a subject as emotive as 9/11.

Can we be impartial about the work of friends and direct competitors?

As a child of a "guest worker" who grew up in Germany in the 90s, I can't claim to be completely impartial about this debate.

— there is nothing impartial about those standards".

But I have got to tell you, I have worked for a lot of women candidates and guess what?—there is nothing impartial about those standards".

"Today, it should be a beacon of fact; it is not expected to be impartial about threats to the security and safety and to the lives and limbs of the people of this nation".

It wants every pupil to have access to impartial information about the two routes, which must be given equal weight.

Through their website, they claim to offer evidence-based research in order to provide people with impartial information about the EU.

M-B previously said "foreign, advice is only going to anger Scots" June 5, 2014 3.58pm BST David Torrance, the journalist and author of an excellent, impartial book about the independence referendum, says he thinks President Obama made a mistake speaking out about Scotland.