Sentence examples for impartiality and fairness from inspiring English sources
Impartiality and fairness start at home.
Certainly, many of my students are aware that the US criminal justice system falls far short of impartiality and fairness.
Impartiality and fairness are what we are good at, and it's that reputation that is marketable on the international stage.
Miliband said in the "interests of impartiality and fairness" the prime minister's speech should be broadcast on television and radio.
African nations had joined the court, he said, "convinced that the organization would promote the cause of justice with a sense of impartiality and fairness".
"My speech was seen and heard on the BBC and in the interests of impartiality and fairness, so the prime minister's should be".
But summit delegates who are here to "celebrate judicial traditions and the fundamental importance of impartiality, integrity and fairness" might ask him, on behalf of the likes of Nealon and George, how any nation that professes to lead the world can wash its hands of those who have been so grievously treated by the criminal justice system.
Microsoft stepped up its attack yesterday on the judge who ordered the company split in two, saying that recently published interviews "raised profound doubts about his impartiality and the fairness of the trial he conducted".
[C9.] Microsoft Steps Up Attack on Judge Microsoft stepped up its attack on Thomas Penfield Jackson, the judge who ordered the company split in two, saying that recently published interviews "raised profound doubts about his impartiality and the fairness of the trial he conducted".
2. UNICEF fosters a climate of impartiality, fairness and objectivity and assures the equitable application of UNICEF regulations, rules and policies.
All the new government ministers took an oath of office that requires them "to uphold the rule of law based as it is on the fundamental principles of fairness, impartiality and democratic accountability, including support for policing and the courts".
