Sentence examples for impartial spirit from inspiring English sources
More significantly for Hunt's personal political fortunes, the words of the memo are the exact opposite of the picture he has sought to present to the world, that he approached the BSkyB bid – which he became responsible for deciding from late December 2011 – in an impartial spirit.
The University of Berlin attained world renown for its modern curriculum, its impartial and nondogmatic spirit of intellectual inquiry, and its specialized scientific research institutes, in which many basic techniques of laboratory experimentation were pioneered.
Without movement towards a more equitable world of mutual respect, however, it is difficult to see actually existing global governance networks operating in an impartial and generous spirit to help "all nations and their peoples to achieve greater peace, prosperity, stewardship of the earth, and minimum standards of human dignity" (166).
The president said he "applauds the elections commission for its efforts in pursuing the process in an impartial and faithful national spirit".
As with the individualist restriction, we might wonder whether the admission of impartial reasons effectively abandons the spirit of contractualism.
Ms. Parry's crisp Helena is well judged, and while Mr. Driver brims rather too explosively with animal spirits for the retiring Cliff, who plays the impartial referee in the simmering war between Jimmy and Alison, he embodies the role with a captivating gusto and supplies a creditable Welsh accent.
To me he's not "Mad Dog" or "McPoison", but Damian, the former Treasury press officer (VAT was a speciality) whose quick, partisan brain and animal spirit caught chancellor Brown's eye and moved him across the line from impartial civil servant to politically appointed spin doc.
Impartial academic research is difficult.
