Sentence examples for impartial decisions from inspiring English sources
With authoritative leadership Hasemann [ 45] meant leaders who were delegating and telling, related to the followers both flexibly and decisively and made firm and impartial decisions.
Jörg Asmussen, a member of the E.C.B.'s Governing Council, emphasized in comments Wednesday in Brussels that Europe needed a strong authority capable of making quick and impartial decisions on winding up banks.
"How can we expect politicians who routinely receive campaign money, lucrative job offers, and lavish gifts from special interests to make impartial decisions that directly affect those same special interests?" Gidfar said.
Utah Democrats and journalists immediately questioned his qualifications as editor and his ability to make politically impartial decisions, The Tribune reported, even as Mr. Cannon insisted that he was done with politics.
Some prosecutors are loath to admit it, but the hand-in-glove daily working arrangements between police and prosecutors can flummox district attorneys trying to make impartial decisions about prosecuting officers.
What impresses the public in these matters is transparent and impartial decision-making based on wide consultation.
"The findings in this case," Microsoft stated, "are not the product of even one level of impartial decision-making".
The United States Supreme Court held, 5 to 4, that due process was violated because of the lack of an impartial decision-maker.
Right and left continue to debate the 2000 election because even the Supreme Court proved itself incapable of making an impartial decision.
Nevertheless, restoring trust in the court's impartial decision-making remains vital for justices embarking on a new season of tough calls.
