Sentence examples for impartial review of from inspiring English sources

He references Greg Stillson, and then offers his own – wholly impartial – review of the book: "Quite enjoyable," he says.

This lack of data prevents the court from conducting its own impartial review of the survey pool and responses.

Several legal experts have proposed legal compromises that would authorise preventive detention for terrorism suspects but with bolstered rights and a guaranteed, periodic, impartial review of the allegations that led to their detention.

But the landlords have a right to impartial review of their contention that their financial condition is too precarious to enable them to meet that standard without relaxation of the new rules.

Ms. Palin's lawyer, Thomas V. Van Flein, said in an e-mail statement concerning the Monegan firing, 'The Governor is grateful that this investigation has provided a fair and impartial review of this matter and upholds the Governor's ability to take measures when necessary to ensure that Alaskans have the best possible team working to serve them".

The Labour Party and several prominent Liberal Democrats have accused Mr. Cameron of trying to pave the way for News Corporation by assigning Mr. Hunt to perform an impartial review of the bid when he knew Mr. Hunt had already made up his mind in favor of it.

A machine can hold any ballot to the light of impartial review without concern about party affiliation, race, gender or other factor that may influence the actions of a human being.

While much of the press applauded Cockburn's forthrightness, his summing-up was also criticised as "a Niagara of condemnation" rather than an impartial review.

The allegation of "falsification or fabrication of the supporting data for the paper required an impartial review by qualified scientists," the lawyer, Henry J. Dane, wrote.

Lawrence Berger, the general counsel for the Federal Law Enforcement Officers Association, which represents some of the employees, said they were put on leave to make it possible to conduct an impartial review.

MIT typically assigns responsibility for internal reviews to members of its community who were not directly involved in the events under review, and who MIT believes will make a thorough and impartial review.