Sentence examples for impartial and accurate from inspiring English sources
"At the same time, it's imperative that the work the investigation team does is seen by all as fair, impartial and accurate".
"I think the secretary general thought it was a good idea and in everybody's interest to have an impartial and accurate, credible, comprehensive report on the facts in Jenin," Mr. Prendergast said.
"It is established in law that ministers are accountable for their departments and voters expect government facts and figures to be impartial and accurate whether they are used by ministers who support remain or leave.
A researcher at DYG said that while the question necessarily condensed a complex and divisive issue into a short sentence for the survey, the firm stood behind the wording as impartial and accurate.
These, broadly, are impartial and accurate news, live sport coverage and sport news, the "best of arts and culture, history and science" pulled together in a new "ideas service", educational services such as BBC Bitesize, entertainment offered through BBC iPlayer, and national events such as royal weddings.
The BBC believes it has a vital role in upholding global democracy through the delivery of impartial and accurate news, as a counterweight to state-backed broadcasters like Al Jazeera, China Central Television and RT (previously Russia Today) which command huge resources and now broadcast to viewers in the UK.
With studios in London, Cairo and Lebanon, and correspondents across the world, BBC Arabic is tasked with providing "impartial, balanced and accurate news and information" across a region where reports on the Gaza war provoke cries of bias from all sides and one viewer's "terrorist" can be another's "freedom fighter".
"At the same time it must be fair, accurate, impartial and avoid giving broad offence.
We have a strong commitment to uphold global democracy though accurate, impartial and independent news.
The source added: "We have a strong commitment to uphold global democracy through accurate, impartial and independent news.
The communications minister said the ABC had a "higher duty" than other media organisations to be accurate, impartial and objective because of its statutory obligations.
