Sentence examples for impartial power from inspiring English sources

It's disturbing that Mouwakeh had to spend any time worrying over these charges, and was even pressured to plea bargain to avoid trial, but she refused, and now at least the truth came out through the impartial power of cameras.

The referee was Enrique Morea of Argentina, an impartial official with the power to correct clear mistakes.

Our best hope, he concludes, is to delegate more power to impartial experts, insulated from the democratic fray.

But he has stopped short of endorsing the changes necessary to give impartial military prosecutors the power to investigate and prosecute offenses.

In 2009 the employers in industrial engineering Employers Federation gave notice to the 1997 agreement, but it was renewed in 2011 with more power for impartial mediators, stricter negotiation rules and stronger incentives to maintain the manufacturing industry's wage leadership role.

An impartial mediating team – comprising "middle power" diplomats supported by a consultancy specialising in outrage mitigation – could help treat the emotion and lower the outrage.

"It has a very strong obligation to be impartial, and not use its power to advance political agendas or personal agendas".

The novel unmasks the illusions about justice, revealing it as a system of power, no more impartial or fair than the hearts of the men and women who make up the jury.

So, as we devise and introduce more systems that are designed to watch and monitor us and our reactions, it's worth remembering that any complex system with eyes is only as impartial as the algorithmic entity powering it.

Under Mr. Mubarak's authoritarian rule, the Egyptians had grown cynical about corrupt and politicized judges but still cherished their courts as the source of at least the promise of impartial justice and some check on power.

Like Kent in "King Lear", he admires impartial inquiry: he reckons his duty is to speak truth to power.