Sentence examples similar to impartial to conclude from inspiring English sources

She added, "The prosecution did not present enough evidence for an impartial jury to conclude beyond a reasonable doubt that Ms. Knox was guilty".

But it would be equally possible for an "objective and impartial" analysis to conclude that the dangers of quitting have been overestimated and that Britain could benefit from going it alone.

"Having carefully reviewed the record, although we commend the district court's sincere and forthright proactive effort to ensure to the maximum extent possible that Blankenship's right to a fair trial before an impartial jury will be protected, we are constrained to conclude that the order entered here cannot be sustained," the panel said in the seven-page order.

But in a recent report, the National Audit Office, an impartial watchdog, questioned some government calculations and said that it was too early to conclude "whether the program is likely to deliver value for money".

"Thus one is left to conclude that this was a deliberate attempt to pollute this jury pool and deny Mr. Rajaratnam his right to an impartial jury".

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An "objective and impartial" analysis could conclude that it would be detrimental to Britain's interest to pull out.

In this respect, it is not partial to the fortunate but impartial to all.