Sentence examples for impartial either from inspiring English sources

Not necessarily the worst, but clearly not impartial either.

It was Trump who, pressed on the Sunday shows about whether he was really saying that Curiel's ethnic heritage meant that he could not do his job ("Is that not the definition of racism?" Jake Tapper asked, on CNN), insisted that was precisely what he meant, and who told John Dickerson, of CBS, that a Muslim judge could not be impartial, either.

For Longino, scientific theory is not impartial either since social and political values play a role in theory acceptance.

But then I would not describe their near namesakes, and very much more well known, colleagues in the persuasion game at the Economic Policy Institute as being impartial either.

They have not been charged, have not been allowed to meet or speak with a lawyer and, most importantly, have not been allowed access to any impartial tribunal, either military or civilian, to test whether probable cause exists for their detention.

An impartial body -- either the conference or faculty (non-athletic department) committee on a school -- should be vested with the ability to rescind scholarships "for cause".

Either way, more impartial guidance for young people is clearly needed.

The responses were either in agreement, impartial or disagreeing with the questions of the survey.

They finally settled on Vicente Guerrero, who was defeated by Manuel Gómez Pedraza, the leader of a faction called the Impartials, which refused to support either lodge.

Mitigate Conflicts of Interest:  It is important that buyers and sellers understand that a marketplace is an impartial intermediary that is not on either side of a transaction.

"They will either apologise or acknowledge an international, impartial inquiry and its conclusion.