Sentence examples for impartial role from inspiring English sources
In recent weeks, there has been a spate of examples of Labour not respecting the politically impartial role that civil servants must play.
Therefore I know that the BBC in its impartial role as a public sector broadcaster will give full cooperation to the inquiry".
Therefore I know that the BBC in its impartial role as a public sector broadcaster will give full cooperation" to the inquiry, he said.
Jacob Rees-Mogg, a backbench Tory MP, said Carney should be fired and had become highly politicised in what was meant to be an impartial role.
Striking a partisan note that appeared to jar with the officially impartial role of the speaker, Bishop said she regretted that the travel claim had allowed opposition leader Bill Shorten to attack her.
Dowiyogo's supporters were not prepared to take this lying down, and so Vassal Gadoengin, who had been holding down the technically impartial role of speaker of parliament, resigned his position to join the Dowiyogo faction.
And notoriously the Cameron government's efforts to help Murdoch buy all of BSkyB very nearly cost his media secretary, Jeremy Hunt, his job when the Leveson inquiry disclosed that while Hunt was supposedly acting in an impartial "quasi-judicial role" he was allowing his special adviser to act as a back channel, supplying confidential information to the Murdoch camp.
News Corp released to the inquiry a 163-page dossier of emails that appeared to show Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt's support for the bid, which he had been chosen to oversee in an impartial, quasi-judicial role.
The question now for the prime minister is why Jeremy Hunt was chosen to oversee the bid in an impartial, quasi-judicial role, if he had taken such a clear position already?
"The NFLPA appeal is based on supporting facts that reveal a lack of a fair and impartial process, including the role of the office of the commissioner of the NFL.
How do you balance your personal views with the role of impartial historian?
