"impartial system" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use this phrase in a sentence when referring to a system of decision making or ruling that is unbiased and just. For example, "The judge used an impartial system to reach a verdict on the case."
"The Bolivar that the opposition likes, in contrast, is the one who respected the law, consulted even his enemies and tried to create an impartial system of justice for all".
In this paper, the issue of whether it is possible to design an objective impartial system of analysis of the Olympic results, which the majority of participating countries would agree upon, is analyzed by discussing different ways of ranking the performance of participating countries at Sydney 2000 Olympic Games.
Since the contractors behind the veil of ignorance are aware that they are part of a certain society (and do not see themselves in any sense as representing the world as a whole), the veil of ignorance represents an impartial system only in the closed sense.
I'm supposed to be reeling, but I'm also supposed to be an impartial person using an impartial system to hunt down the domestic terrorists that have violated the freedom of the citizens of The Nation.
I'm supposed to be reeling, but I'm also supposed to be an impartial person using an impartial system to hunt down the domestic terrorists that have violated the freedom of the citizens of the Nation.
I also support the idea of setting up an objective and impartial system for mutually evaluating the quality of justice, based on comparable statistical data, which should be put into practice at the earliest opportunity and should involve both the European Parliament and national parliaments.
"There's a longstanding principal that no judge should be the judge in his or her own case," said Charlie Hall, director of communications for Justice at Stake, a national organization that promotes a fair and impartial court system.
Because China lacks an impartial judicial system, Chinese companies are often at a loss as to whom they can trust when dealing with new customers or suppliers.
That is not always obvious in Russia, where foreign investors have been concerned about corruption, lack of an impartial court system and the authoritarian tendencies of the government.
The company has maintained that a complete dismissal of Judge Jackson's findings is the only way to restore the public's confidence in an impartial judicial system.
