Sentence examples for impartial to the from inspiring English sources

The notion that the decision to ban the appeal will seem impartial to the public at large is quite absurd.

Data analyses were performed by statisticians who were impartial to the hypotheses being tested.

There is a richness of member submitted content, reviews and discussion that would suggest an appeal to a much broader church, the only limitation being that you live in Washington DC, enjoy going out at night and are impartial to the occasional alcoholic beverage.

They are not impartial to the police.

Alexander won't say whether or not he'd filibuster one of those three, saying only that he hopes Obama picks someone who won't be "on the people's side" because he'd rather they be impartial to the law.

However, unlike M. sexta, S. exigua larvae were impartial to the presence or absence of cis-3-hexenal.

Hall added: "The police role must be impartial to whatever the merits in these industrial disputes, without doubt, and that should be maintained and our role has to be balanced.

While I have to remain impartial, to a degree, due to the way that the magazine's set up, it's probably clear that I'm not wild about the idea of people not getting paid for internships.

Aliaa and her friends did not even pretend to be impartial witnesses to the uprising.

But they aren't praised for their efforts at getting important, impartial information to the public.

There should no longer be any no-go countries for the World Service – it is Britain's impartial voice to the world".