Sentence examples for impartial that from inspiring English sources

"Being impartial, that's fair enough and I think it is right.

"My advice is to push the pause button on this hearing, get the information together, bring in the experts and put together a hearing that is fair, that is impartial, that is not biased by politics or by myth, and bring this information to the American public," she said.

On the other, some Remainers have complained that we have been too impartial – that our unthinking insistence on balance meant we treated Remain and Leave arguments with equivalence, giving the same treatment to respected experts as to know-nothings and lightweights.

Our Constitution demands that juries be impartial and that race play no part in the selection process.

Mitigate Conflicts of Interest:  It is important that buyers and sellers understand that a marketplace is an impartial intermediary that is not on either side of a transaction.

"The T.L.C. says that these hearings are impartial, and that is just not the fact," the advocate said.

I read that the law requires you get an "impartial tribunal" that "preserves both the appearance and reality of fairness".

I'm impartial in that particular argument".

"An independent, impartial inquiry that is distanced from the interests of those at war must be carried out.

It's the impartial part that has me wondering: is it possible for OJ Simpson – the OJ Simpson – to be tried by an impartial party?

"What the F.E.C. needs most is strong, impartial leadership that will promote integrity in our election system," Mr. Obama said in reply to a voter questionnaire in 2007.