Sentence examples for impartial in assessing the from inspiring English sources
Judge Steven O'Neill, who also presided over the first Cosby trial, explicitly questioned the hundred and twenty potential Cosby jurors on whether they knew of the #MeToo movement and sexual-misconduct allegations in the entertainment industry — nearly all did — and, related, whether they could be impartial in assessing the trial evidence.
"We have no doubt that Judge Garaufis is an entirely fair-minded jurist who could impartially adjudicate the remaining issues in this case," wrote Judge Jon Newman, "but we think a reasonable observer would have substantial doubts whether the judge, having branded the City's evidence 'incredible,' could thereafter be impartial in assessing the truth of conflicting evidence".
With all we have now learned, I personally find it impossible to believe that his culture secretary Jeremy Hunt was then rigorously impartial in assessing News Corp's strategic bid for control of BSkyB.
In this way, we configured an impartial comparative environment to assess the performance of our algorithm.
In facing crises, the report recommends more honesty in assessing blame and less of a tendency to try to treat all sides of a dispute as equally responsible in an effort to appear impartial.
He conjectured that in making moral judgments individuals abstract in imagination from their own particular interests and adopt an impartial point of view from which they assess the effects of others' actions on the interests of everyone.
Cites has had 27 years to assess the efficacy of the ivory trade ban and it is clear to any impartial observer that it has not worked.
The second variant denies the possibility of an impartial basis for assessing moral status.
The Speaker should be impartial in the chamber, but not impartial about the chamber.
Some experts expect Ishiwatari to be impartial in judging the safety of nuclear reactors.
