Sentence examples for impartial comments from inspiring English sources

Back at the Daily Mail, in the week of the 1970 general election, Bernard wrote on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday columns of impartial comments on the merits of both sides.

The tacit assumption of much supposedly impartial comment – and the open assumption of the Conservative party, and even to some degree of Labour – is that it would be outrageous for a minority Labour government to depend on SNP votes and to "deal" with or even talk to the SNP bloc in the Commons.

Because the average business journalist can't talk intelligently on every topic every day and by making a call to someone whose "job" it is to cover a particular company or sector they can get an intelligent – but decidedly impartial – comment without much work.

PH's role was to provide impartial comment on some of the issues that arose throughout the study.

Consumers value impartial input.

That's to try to encourage people to set aside more emotive personal responses — that might mean they like or dislike a particular comment — and rather push them to make a more impartial assessment, based on whether a comment is honestly composed vs intended to troll, or is acceptable vs abusive.

That's to try to encourage people to set aside more emotive personal responses — that might mean they like or dislike a particular comment — and rather push them to make a more impartial assessment, based on whether a comment is honestly composed vs intended to troll, or is acceptable vs abusive.

The BBC denied that there was any conflict of interest, with a source for the broadcaster describing McEnroe as "an extremely experienced professional" who "has always been impartial through all his years of commenting".

"What started as a bipartisan and impartial effort is becoming overshadowed by public comments from individuals at both ends of the political spectrum," Mr. Harris said in a letter to Mr. Elton.

The typical remedy for a violation is the removal of the judge from the proceedings, but Microsoft must first make the case that Judge Jackson's comments demonstrated that he was not impartial.

It would appear that none of the people who have commented like the idea of an impartial BBC.