Sentence examples for impartial service from inspiring English sources

New Labour has not destroyed the ethic of impartial service".

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It does not accept money from dealers or their representatives, Mr. Weintraub said, so that it can provide an impartial service.

The relationship has become too cosy – evidenced by the preponderance of ex-private sector individuals on the HMRC board – we no longer have an impartial service".

It is an exhortation that comes straight from Sir Robert Peel's Principles of Law Enforcement and its demand for "absolutely impartial service to the law".

The BBC said that "any interference in BBC broadcasting is totally unacceptable and at a time of considerable international concern about the situation in Turkey the BBC's impartial service to audiences is vital".

Or is the system, with its deep historical roots and impartial civil service oversight, working well as it is?

The attempted intervention is not the first time the Government has raised eyebrows over the use of Britain's supposedly impartial civil service during a referendum.

Its authoritative coverage of the Kosovo crisis widely praised has once again underlined the demand for a high quality and impartial news service for an international audience.

The 31-year-old has been put forward on a shortlist of one to David Cameron and Nick Clegg for approval, having been vetted by an impartial civil service appointment process.

The government also said there had been 2.7m visits to Pension Wise, the free and impartial guidance service, and nearly 75,000 appointments to date.