Sentence examples similar to impartial face from inspiring English sources

He added "it is their money", saying the government was committed to providing "a right to impartial face-to-face advice so they can make informed choices.

Osborne said in the budget that he was setting aside £20m to enable savers to obtain free, impartial face-to-face advice on what to do with their pension pots.

The changes, which will be introduced in April 2015, will come alongside a new requirement that pension providers ensure everyone retiring with a defined-contribution pension pot gets free and impartial face-to-face guidance on their choices.

In his budget speech last year, George Osborne also told the Commons: "And we're going to introduce a new guarantee, enforced by law, that everyone who retires on these defined contribution pensions will be offered free, impartial, face-to-face advice on how to get the most from the choices they will now have".

"We're going to introduce a new guarantee, enforced by law, that everyone who retires on these defined contribution pensions will be offered free, impartial, face-to-face advice on how to get the most from the choices they will now have.

She urged the judge to remain impartial in the face of such a high-profile and "emotional" case.

His most important opinion, given for the court in Yick Wo v. Hopkins (1886), held that even a law fair and impartial on its face was unconstitutional if it was administered in such a way as to deprive citizens of the equal protection of the laws as required by the 14th Amendment.

Advocates of impartial justice are faced, as they have been throughout the morally tainted history of this tribunal, with a choice of lesser evils.

Mr. Margulies writes so incisively and subtly about the fissures that can lead to ruin in loving relationships that the play's forays into matters of purportedly greater moment — the ethics of remaining an impartial chronicler in the face of human suffering — can sound tinny and dutiful, an attempt to inflate the play's significance by adding commentary on current affairs.

Today, three of the leading independent equity release advice companies announced they had formed an alliance to promote high-quality, impartial advice for consumers in the face of an increasing number of non-specialists coming into the market.

Passivity in the face of unequal forces is anything but impartial.