Sentence examples for impartial the from inspiring English sources

Then the complaining started: Bounty Killer hadn't been sufficiently impartial; the rules had been unfair; the clash had been fixed.

"We are satisfied that our coverage of the European Commission report was fair, balanced and impartial," the BBC spokesman said.

But because the third-party sites are supposed to be impartial, the links cannot overtly favor one carmaker over another.

That makes final decisions something of a lottery because, although impartial, the Law Lords approach cases with inclinations and preconceptions, like judges anywhere.

Well, they had some idea, but never all the sordid, embarrassing details, and even with the investigation complete and thoroughly impartial, "the pattern" was the main problem.

At least the oversight was impartial: the archbishop also did not mention Representative Rick A. Lazio of Long Island, who is Mrs. Clinton's opponent in the Senate race.

Upon his return to France, Delescluze settled in Valenciennes and edited a radical journal, L'Impartial du Nord ("The Impartial of the North").

The most important of these factors, having the highest standardised beta value, is the association score of the impartial attitude of the committee.

The Speaker should be impartial in the chamber, but not impartial about the chamber.

From 1990 to 1997, he was the impartial arbitrator of the New York City Transit Authority and the Transit Workers Union.

You cannot, he harrumphed, be impartial between the fireman and the fire.