Sentence examples for impartial probing from inspiring English sources

Perhaps most important, putting women on audit committees seems to assuage shareholders who, in the post-Enron environment, are clamoring for impartial, probing eyes to review corporate behavior.

Civil rights group Liberty, which is challenging the legality of bulk collection/mass interception in the European Court of Human Rights, is scathing about the report, arguing it falls "far short of the impartial, probing and well-evidenced investigation into the necessity of 'bulk' powers so urgently required" — and dubbing its conclusions "fatally flawed".

MSF's call for an investigation was supported on Wednesday by the International Committee of the Red Cross ICRCC), which said it would welcome any impartial probe into what happened in Kunduz.

Nunes then briefed the president on the matter, raising doubts about Nunes' ability to lead an impartial probe.

All have been fingered as being complicit in her death either directly or through their gross negligence and desperate effort to avoid a fair and impartial probe into the cause of her death.

Now that Comey, who had been investigating Trump and his associates, is out, Warner said an outside counsel would reassure the public that the government can carry out a fair, impartial probe.

The third problem was that the House bill required an impartial investigation at the front end of a probe, while the Senate bill did not.

3 49 PM ET -- Iran state media cover Khatami's call for impartial election probe.

International pressure will be key to getting the US military to submit to an impartial and transparent probe.

International pressure will be key to getting the US government to submit to an impartial and transparent probe into the issue.

The ministry's duty is to monitor whether government officials are abiding by the law.Anti-corruption activists question how impartial Mr Andrade's probe will be, since he owes his job to Mr Peña.