Sentence examples for impartial coverage of from inspiring English sources
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.
"We understand our responsibility for the biased news that the channel has so far been broadcasting under pressure and on orders from various political forces," he said, adding that the station would from that point on guarantee "full and impartial" coverage of the events roiling Ukraine.
In another sign that the already squeezed media landscape is set to narrow further, the leading state news agency RIA Novosti, which was known for its relatively impartial coverage of events in Russia, has also been "liquidated" according to Kremlin decree, in changes that will fully come into effect after it has finished covering the Olympics.
You have two Palestinian producers from Gaza supposedly producing impartial coverage of the conflict there.
If reports of private comments made by U.K. Prime Minister Tony Blair to News Corp. Chairman Rupert Murdoch Rupert Murdoch are to be believed, even the publicly funded British Broadcasting Corporation, regardless of its reputation for full, accurate and impartial coverage, is "full of hate" for America.
At a press conference with the international media on Thursday, Mr Salmond was applauded as he mocked the BBC for its "impartial coverage", and accused the "metropolitan media" of recycling old news about RBS and Standard Life.
What a perfect example of "fair, balanced, and impartial" coverage!
The Guardian and the Independent are likely to offer impartial coverage.
Satellite-television stations like Al Jazeera and Al Arabiya, networks that made their names with impartial coverage, have had a noticeable pro-rebel tilt.
