Sentence examples for impartial application of from inspiring English sources
A generous act, perhaps, but one hardly calculated to enhance the impartial application of the law.
Frankly, I freely demonstrated your commitment to the fair and impartial application of law.
They argue that without the firm, efficient and impartial application of the law, Thailand will struggle to regain its earlier prosperity.
The decision was reached following an objective and impartial application of the test for prosecution that was conducted in accordance with the code for prosecutors and with the benefit of advice from senior counsel".
The best solution, the general wrote, was an all but complete withdrawal of United States forces from the region, to be accompanied by economic assistance, more forceful support for the Palestinian peace process, and "the impartial application of international law".
His essay concludes that the U.S. should withdraw its military forces from the Middle East and pursue its strategic goals through socioeconomic means and the impartial application of international law.
As a bulwark against subversion and anarchy, he energetically explained, the rule of law and its impartial application must reign supreme.
Mr. Ndiaye urged that the United States stop executions at least until it can assure fair and impartial application.
All the charges relate to his book, which argues that the Singaporean judiciary is not impartial in its application of the death penalty.
Returning to and extending the analogy of the umpire, it is one thing to ask the question whether the umpire is impartial and transparent in the application of the rules.
In The Methods of Ethics, Henry Sidgwick appealed to the considerations mentioned in the previous paragraph in an attempt "to show that the commonly received view of special claims and duties arising out of special relations, though prima facie opposed to the impartial universality of the Utilitarian principle, is really maintained by a well-considered application of that principle" (439).
