Sentence examples for impartial on from inspiring English sources

Despite the LWC's reputation for impartiality and reliability, project leader Amy Glasmeier doesn't pretend to be impartial on the message it sends.

The question of how a change in Scotland's currency would affect business and commerce is a thorny one, with most businesses and member organisations keen to remain impartial on the issue.

I would argue I shouldn't (though I realise I am unlikely to be impartial on this).

The BBC has never been impartial on the importance of democracy and a free press.

He said: "Towie follows the lives of real people and remains impartial on observing their lifestyles.

"Her Majesty the Queen as a constitutional monarch is completely impartial on this matter.

In a statement on the ITV News website, White explained she made the decision not to wear a poppy in order to appear "neutral and impartial on-screen".

The best tack might be the offer of regular, impartial, on-point and insightful contributed articles.

At other times, decisions about the value of disputed works are based less on impartial criteria than on the critic's own stance toward the writings in question.

The US Embassy in Bishkek also put pressure on the Kyrgyz government to hold "impartial hearings" on Askarov's appeal.

Services include a free personalised home energy report, indicating how energy-efficient your home is on a scale of A-G, and impartial advice on how you can make changes to improve your rating and cut your bills.