Sentence examples for impartial interest from inspiring English sources

Given Mr Erbakan's commitment to the same principle, the generals will go back to their military business and watch the next election with impartial interest.

Like the Sharif case, the review of Mr. Zardari's amnesty is another in which Mr. Chaudhry may be seen to have a less than impartial interest.

Common experience and observation among all sensible men, who are impartial and without interest upon the [765 So.2d 1275] issue, can lead to but one reasonable or substantial conclusion in respect to estimates of short periods of time, especially when that estimate, formed in a period of excitement, is in terms of seconds.

The interviewer presented herself as an impartial nonclinical observer interested in participants' own views.

Nasser's coup in 1952 threw all the bums out and placed power in the hands of a small group of young, unknown officers, who promised to advance the national interest as impartial technocrats.

The emergence of women judges on the world stage, their contribution to the creation of impartial judiciaries, and their interest and ability to impact the implementation and enforcement of laws affecting women and girls will serve as a necessary and critical accelerator of such efforts.

"The text includes no requirements for tribunal members to be impartial, reveal conflicts of interest or recuse themselves in instances of direct conflict.

The FPI expressed outrage over the decision to try the 84 defendants, demonstrating that its denunciations of "victor's justice" hardly reflect an interest in impartial justice.

A news media that regularly portrays commentators with vested interests as impartial and thinktanks with neoliberal sympathies as neutral obviously runs the risk of losing its audience's trust.

"How can we expect politicians who routinely receive campaign money, lucrative job offers, and lavish gifts from special interests to make impartial decisions that directly affect those same special interests?" Gidfar said.

A priori, the experimental procedure is thus more impartial with respect to the interests at stake.