Sentence examples for impartial coverage from inspiring English sources

What a perfect example of "fair, balanced, and impartial" coverage!

The Guardian and the Independent are likely to offer impartial coverage.

"The ABC gets over a billion dollars a year from the taxpayer and it's got a very heavy obligation to deliver that accurate and impartial coverage and do it with the dignity and responsibility that befits our national broadcaster".

Lord Mandelson triggered a row today after claiming there was a "contract" between the Sun and the Conservative party that could undermine the impartial coverage of the general election by the BBC.

BBC News promises "impartial" coverage of issues around the Games in bulletins and on the News channel but, with the corporation's cheerleading and determination to own the event, one suspects the Beeb will be no place for Olympo-sceptics.

Our second challenge is the systemic failure of the media to give fair and impartial coverage of exceptional arts projects outside of London, such as Welsh art prize and organisation Artes Mundi.

For this government "impartial news coverage" means uncritical reporting of Tory policies and politicians, and no coverage of critical comment from any part of the political left.

Thompson was disparaging about the implication that Bloomberg is stepping away from a core journalistic tenet of impartial news coverage.

Mr. Chávez's negotiators are demanding that the staunchly antigovernment media agree to provide impartial election coverage.

Keeping personal opinions out of the public realm is simply one of the obligations for those who remain committed to the importance of impartial news coverage.

When countries are in difficulty, there's an even bigger need for public service broadcasting and for independent, impartial news coverage.