Sentence examples for impartial enough to from inspiring English sources

Though presidential decrees would be subject to review by the Constitutional Court, the court may not be independent and impartial enough to exercise such review authority.

And last week, the NFL Players Association called for Casson's removal, claiming he was not impartial enough to be leading these studies.

12.33pm: Clappison, a Conservative, asks Quick whether he is objective and impartial enough, citing that media episode as evidence.

He spoke up in favour of the Occupy movement and got in a bit of trouble for joining a student march against university- fee increases in 2011 and supporting the protests against tuition fees so vocally (not impartial enough for someone who works for the BBC, apparently).

Indeed, what critics such as Sen and Jones are really claiming, of course, is that the framework Rawls provides is not impartial enough.

Some suggest that the IMF would be the suitable institution to coordinate the levying and collection of the tax, although many countries in the South do not believe the IMF is impartial enough.

Although the concept of institutional impartiality has never before been recognized by this Court, the constitutional guarantee of an "independent and impartial tribunal" has to be broad enough to encompass this.

But she concluded that more than a dozen complaints were substantive enough to warrant investigation by an impartial panel and that they should not be handled by Judge Kavanaugh's fellow judges in the D.C. Circuit.

Though not an impartial observer, Cook said he believed that Cutler had done enough to hear his name called early at the draft at Radio City Music Hall.

"You have got to be strong enough to go out there and be totally impartial.

But it is not enough to have a state that is built on impartial rules.