Sentence examples for impartiality by from inspiring English sources

In April Leveson cleared Patry Hoskins over suggestions she compromised his impartiality by conducting the relationship.

One Ofcom solution is to reduce the rules of impartiality by which British networks, unlike those in America, are bound.

But the commission raised doubts about its own impartiality by disqualifying 55 mostly Sunni candidates for alleged Baathist sympathies on the eve of the elections.

Journalists signal their impartiality by quoting people on opposing sides of an argument and avoid drawing conclusions, even when the facts are clear.

He also called for the BBC to promote and celebrate its impartiality by being more transparent about how it reaches editorial decisions.

Senior civil servants in Edinburgh and London have been accused of serious breaches of their duty of impartiality by taking partisan positions during Scotland's independence referendum.

This is because each reviewer wants to make a good impression on the journal editor by displaying impartiality and by not missing or glossing over weak data.

Whether this extreme position really is required, either by moral impartiality or by the demand that we treat people as equals, is a matter of great dispute, not only between partialists and impartialists but within the impartialist camp itself.

The Murdochs may claim that editorial independence could be guaranteed by ringfencing Sky News, and impartiality protected by Ofcom, but the answer to this and the deeper questions at the heart of this bid depend on trust and the conduct of the Murdoch organisation and family does not inspire trust.

He, too, rejects the choice between MacIntyre's robust patriotism and cosmopolitanism, and argues that impartiality required by morality allows for particular attachments and special obligations by distinguishing different levels of moral thinking.

They do not have the impartiality needed by a U.N. organization".