Sentence examples for impartial provision from inspiring English sources

"A new approach to communication based on more extensive open and impartial provision of information to the public is needed".

Filkin also says that "a new approach to communication based on more extensive open and impartial provision of information to the public is needed".

This concept of aid as conflict risk prevention stands in contradiction with principles central to humanitarian aid such as impartial provision of aid, targeting and proportionality of assistance with needs.

Perhaps, for the latter purpose, the term "health promotion tool" instead of "patient decision aid" should be used, to avoid unnecessary confusion about the primary goal of decision aids that is, the impartial provision of information.

Despite the fact that health providers are expected to be impartial in the provision of healthcare, it is challenging to establish effective mechanisms to enforce this during crisis situations like armed conflicts.

That includes bold action to attract the best leaders and teachers into the most deprived parts of the country, investment in improving the quality of early years and guaranteeing the provision of impartial careers advice to poor families.

Mission Statement: The mission of the BBC is to act in the public interest, serving all audiences through the provision of impartial, high-quality and distinctive output and services that inform, educate and entertain.

The newsletter also includes notices of proposed pesticide legislation with impartial summaries of the provisions and debates on such legislation.

"Arguably the single most important deficiency in the provision of an impartial rule of law is the difference in the level of protection afforded to settlers and Palestinians," the report says.

The BBC's privileged funding places on it a clear responsibility to provide a benchmark of quality across all programme genres: but a core element is the provision of accurate, comprehensive and impartial news and information.

Additionally, provision of health care is also not impartial; who gets access to health resources and when can favor one political or ethnic group over another.