Sentence examples for impartial help from inspiring English sources

A shower of procedures and policies has suddenly rained down on us, with assurances of fast, confidential and impartial help.

"As far as I am aware, no other recognised pension expert in the UK is willing to provide impartial help to members of the public for free without any catches," he says.

The creative use of impartial experts helps companies overcome both the "That doesn't happen here!" and the "That can't happen!" syndromes.

An impartial investigation helps ensure justice is served and police are held accountable.

Getting objective feedback from an impartial person can help.

The head of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Los Angeles, Cardinal Roger Mahony, has offered to find impartial mediators to help resolve the dispute, the Associated Press reported late today.

The changes will also give people access to free, impartial guidance to help them decide what to do with their pension savings.

Those who do choose to buy annuities will have the right to impartial advice to help them get the best deal.

Starting today, schools will be able to get impartial advice and help with their computing and communications technologies via a website launched by Becta, the British Educational Communications and Technology Agency.

Hashmi said for those with credit card woes out of control, charities such as StepChange offer free and impartial advice to help get debt under control.

"We considered seeking sponsorship but we don't want to be in the pocket of the drug companies," says Quincey. "We want to provide impartial, specific clinical help not just general advice.