Sentence examples for impartial law from inspiring English sources
The state, however brutally, civilised its citizens and persuaded them to surrender the satisfactions of vengeance to impartial law.
The separation which has always seemed straightforward, between her private self and her public function as an instrument of impartial law, begins to break down.
As the attorney general and the director of the F.B.I., we are honored to head organizations that pride themselves with fair and impartial law enforcement.
These latest documents, however, cast further doubt on her wisdom and add to the evidence that she has run a Justice Department that often puts politics ahead of impartial law enforcement.
This question, although it can be posed as pure partisan gotcha — and Lynch did her best to avoid answering it — actually goes to the heart of the Attorney General's dual role: Presidential adviser and cabinet member on one hand, impartial law officer on the other.
Some of his publications are: Institutions and the Path to the Modern Economy: Lessons from Medieval Trade, Cambridge University Press (March 2006); Impersonal Exchange without Impartial Law: The Community Responsibility System, Chicago Journal of International Law (2004); How Do Self-enforcing Institutions Endogenously Change?
Deontological theories draw from the efforts of groups of people to harmonize and adjudicate the conflicting claims they make on one another by means of impartial laws.
Many aspects of Qin's policy before the imperial unification and in its aftermath such as the creation of an intrusive government apparatus, tight supervision over officials, reliance on impartial laws and regulations, and the like were designed by Shang Yang, Shen Buhai, Han Fei, and their like.
That makes final decisions something of a lottery because, although impartial, the Law Lords approach cases with inclinations and preconceptions, like judges anywhere.
Frankly, I freely demonstrated your commitment to the fair and impartial application of law.
The collection also depicts the life of a complex man to whom ideals like an impartial rule of law were necessary to creating a nation.
