Sentence examples for impartial though from inspiring English sources

Her defenders argue that she has been fair and impartial, though unabashedly conservative, in her interpretation of the law.

The group says its reports are impartial, though its information cannot be independently verified.

An impartial observer, though, he may not be.

Harlin says the film – provisionally entitled Georgia – will be impartial, even though Papuna Davitaia, an MP from Saakashvili's ruling United National Movement, is one of the producers on the project.

The inquiry chairman, Sir Michael Morland, stressed in his opening speech at Craigavon civic centre, Co Armagh, that the inquiry would be impartial, even though it has been set up and funded by the government.

It sits uneasily with the notion of impartial justice, though the way the French system deals with its victims - by allowing them, as 'civil parties', formal legal representation at criminal trials - might be worth examination.

The decision will not be based solely on an impartial algorithm though, YouTube notes in a blog post about the changes – there's an editorial process in place, too.

Whether this meets Madison's ideal of an impartial, independent judiciary, though, is another matter.

You can duck any personal responsibility for action while pretending to rely on an impartial process, even though you've stacked the panel with your own friends and will ignore any advice that conflicts with your desires.

There are countless poems that describe grainy black-and-white photographs in a tenderly impartial tone, as though photographs and the poems that describe them weren't acts of selection and judgment.

In Athenian history, Draco was a politician who codified the city-state's laws in the 7th century BC, but the punishments, though impartial, were resented as overly harsh.