Bush House World Servicece headquarters – is, or used to be, plastered with posters quoting the more respectable sort of world leader proclaiming the World Service's virtues of impartiality, fairness and authority.
Neither appointment would serve the work we most need at the Justice Department: a restoration of impartiality, fairness, nonpartisanship and thoroughgoing avoidance of conflicts and the appearance of conflict.
"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".
The Mohists' ethical theory thus raises fundamental questions concerning the moral claim on us of others' interests, the role of impartiality, fairness, and benevolence in an adequate ethical code, and the elements of a good life — questions that remain vital in moral philosophy today.
Thus, skilled mediators emphasize problem solving, impartiality, fairness, ethical awareness, analytical skills, empathy, and a strong sense of self [ 18].
2. UNICEF fosters a climate of impartiality, fairness and objectivity and assures the equitable application of UNICEF regulations, rules and policies.
Impartiality and fairness start at home.
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".
Impartiality and fairness are what we are good at, and it's that reputation that is marketable on the international stage.
"My speech was seen and heard on the BBC and in the interests of impartiality and fairness, so the prime minister's should be".
