Sentence examples for impartial reputation from inspiring English sources

Iain Duncan Smith, work and pensions secretary, agreed, saying that Rolnik had undermined the impartial reputation of the UN.

5. Likewise, it could be devastating to our impartial reputation if our staffers were seen laughing at something that was not intended as a joke, thereby appearing to mock the entire event.

"Rosenstein is a career Justice Department person and enjoys a good and impartial reputation, but you never know," said Paul Rothstein, a law professor at Georgetown University.

But it quickly became clear that auditors were faced with a conflict of interest: although they were required to be impartial, their reputation — as well as their market share — would be determined by the number of proposals that they approved for accreditation.

Otherwise, they may risk their reputation for impartial research.

My view was that it would have been perfectly possible for the BBC to have shown the advertisement, which was to help alleviate self-evident suffering, without losing its reputation for impartial reporting.

Sawicki's supporters say the move would endanger the institute's reputation for impartial and rigorous science, and earlier this month a petition signed by 600 doctors and clinical researchers called on the health minister and the board to keep Sawicki on.

While al-Jazeera English is a separate channel and had built up a reputation of impartial reporting, the Qatari network's Egyptian Mubasher Misr channel was seen as biased and sympathetic towards the Brotherhood.

"This additional Rove visit clearly shows that the Plame investigation is far from over and that Patrick Fitzgerald is living up to his reputation as an impartial, dedicated prosecutor determined to turn over every stone," Senator Charles E. Schumer said in a statement.

And Mr Brazauskas's own reputation as an impartial guardian of the national interest was hurt by an odd escapade early this summer when he flew to Moscow, while still an opposition politician, for secret talks about a gas deal, having first denied that he was planning anything of the sort.

The squabble between the heads of the executive and judicial branches comes more than a month after a nasty partisan battle to confirm Justice Brett Kavanaugh left some justices concerned about the Supreme Court's reputation as an impartial arbiter of justice.