Sentence examples for impartial examination of from inspiring English sources

A BBC Spokesperson said: "This was a legitimate, well-sourced story that gave a fair and impartial examination of the situation in Poland.

By law, a decision like this one — to remove an animal from the endangered species list — requires a peer review: an impartial examination of wolf numbers, population dynamics and the consequences of proposed actions.

Mr. Allard, who has called for Senate hearings on the issues, said that he had met some of the Air Force investigators and that they had promised they would conduct a fair and impartial examination of problems and the male-dominated culture at the academy that women there say often protects the reputation of the academy at the expense of rape victims.

Today, we need a similar exhaustive, bipartisan and impartial examination to explore a series of possible business and regulatory failures.

In December 2006, as part of his workers compensation claim, the patient was referred to an occupational and environmental medicine physician by the Massachusetts Department of Industrial Accidents for an impartial examination.

Both sides had a loyal following, but it was Piketty whose meticulous examination of the evidence, seemed to provide the impartial proof audiences were craving.

Witnesses are called by the officers on the panel, not by government or defense lawyers, and direct examination of witnesses is carried out by an impartial military lawyer under the panel's aegis.

An examination of my coat.

Although their gambles in the Middle East have failed disastrously, the Bush administration and its allies seem extremely unlikely to undertake similarly impartial self-examination.

The staff of the Mayo Clinic offers an impartial survey of this vast terrain.

So it's all party politics instead of an impartial protection of European standards.