Sentence examples for impartial look from inspiring English sources

He said: "We have taken a measured and impartial look at our athletes.

In this hour-long special for BBC Two, Mishal Husain takes an impartial look at the effects of migration from other European Union countries to the UK.

It took a close and impartial look at the data for the doctors to realize just how often they were voluntarily inducing, and how clearly those procedures were associated with NICU admissions.

Chances are that at this point you have become wary with business name overload or you may be too involved in the process to take an impartial look.

"Anyone who takes a serious and impartial look at this issue would conclude that Ms. Lerner did not waive her Fifth Amendment rights," Taylor said.

This week's Newsweek does a "just for kids" election package that combines Nickelodeon-style graphics and no-nonsense prose to give elementary and middle schoolers an engaging and impartial look at Campaign '92.

The government needs to take an impartial, scientific look at the industry, and its wider impact.

You may wish to have an impartial editor look at your work when it's finished.

"We need an impartial person looking at this," said Cameron F. MacRae III, a former Dewey partner who is now at Duane Morris.

As always, the object of the exercise is to make propaganda sound like truth and special pleading look impartial.

In March , 2005 just before the commemoration of the ninetieth anniversary of the Day of Remembrance, the Turkish Prime Minister, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, called for an "impartial study" to look into what had really happened to the Armenians.