Sentence examples for impartial from from inspiring English sources

"I'm impartial from where federal funding comes, but we will be seeking additional federal funding," he says.

Sanchez has said that the neurological exams on the approximately 60 players who have already participated should be discarded because, she said, "Dr. Casson's mind-set wasn't impartial from the outset".

He was asked by email if he could give assurances that his political ideals, forged as a long-serving Conservative cabinet minister and Tory party chairman, "will not take precedence over his commitment as BBC chairman to keep the BBC truly independent and impartial from all political influences".

The procedural criteria consist of mandatory notification of the euthanasia case to the official review committee [ 7], and consultation of a colleague by the attending physician, hereafter called the consultant, who is independent or impartial from both the patient and the attending physician [ 4, 5], and competent to judge the patient's condition.

By invoking situated knowledges, Haraway suggests that all knowledge is local and limited, denying the possibility of the impartial view-from-nowhere that has often been associated with the perspective of objective knowledge.

"I have more confidence in getting impartial advice from Green Left Weekly than from Gillian Triggs," the Queensland backbencher George Christensen told the Australian on Friday.

The cruise lines' own sites offer plenty of information about their own products -- you've got to love the live-from-the-bridge feeds at the Princess Cruises site (www.princess.com) -- but for impartial reviews from both experts and the public, you need to go elsewhere.

"It is better to get some free, impartial advice from the likes of National Debtline or Citizens Advice.

The second point is that, in these circumstances, impartial evidence from experts without a dog in the fight matters.

"They made comments which show that Rod Blagojevich cannot get a fair and impartial hearing from this committee".

There, the Attorney General bound himself not to exercise his discretion until he had received an impartial recommendation from a subordinate board.