Sentence examples for impartiality because from inspiring English sources

"Agencies could review things themselves, but they don't have the perspective or the impartiality, because it is their own projects," Ms. Phifer said.

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They tried unsuccessfully to have the judge hearing the Seminole case, Judge Clark, disqualify herself, arguing that people might question her impartiality because she was passed over for a seat on the appellate court by Gov. Jeb Bush of Florida.

Mr. Anwar said he doubted his case would be treated with impartiality because senior officials in the police force and attorney general's office are "very scared of any change of leadership".

Ryan Bartlett, the AER's spokesperson, assured me that "the AER's structure is specifically designed to ensure strong corporate oversight and impartiality," because the government has a role in authorizing the AER to collect money from industry.

They point out that while having a judge's impartiality questioned because he is gay is new territory, efforts to get women thrown off gender discrimination cases or Hispanic judges removed from immigration cases have failed.

What it would certainly find much harder than a newspaper to do is mount a campaign, partly due to impartiality rules, partly because of restrictive broadcasting time slots.

Both the Syrian government and Russia, its strongest foreign backer, have called Mr. Brahimi's impartiality into question because the Arab League has officially seated the Syrian opposition coalition as the legitimate representative of Syria.

"Furthermore, my father was unjustly sacked from his high-ranking civil service post shortly after El Bashir's coup in 1989 simply because impartiality, fairness, and professionalisms were alien terms to the new political masters".

Mr. Cornyn and Mr. Kyl have been the two most assertive questioners of Judge Sotomayor on the impartiality issue, both because of her speeches and her role in a decision in a discrimination case involving New Haven firefighters, Ricci vs. DeStefano, which was recently overturned by the Supreme Court.

This result can be generalized, since it would apply to moral criticisms of impartiality that arise because of concerns about racial or class bias.