Sentence examples for impartiality has been from inspiring English sources

Whether a judge is on the highest court in the land or on one of the many others, we are much more likely, in a case where his impartiality has been questioned, to view him as impartial if another judge concludes so after conducting an independent appraisal.

In announcing his withdrawal on Monday, Judge Angeletti said his "impartiality has been brought into question".

McCulloch, whose impartiality has been repeatedly called into question, threw down what amounted to a challenge to Nixon, saying that he would recuse himself from the inquiry if the governor demanded he do.

McCulloch, whose impartiality has been repeatedly called into question, threw down what amounted to a challenge to Nixon, saying that he would recuse himself from the inquiry into the death of Brown if the governor demanded he do.

Impartiality has been criticized in the above discussion of the VNT.

In response to Tamarod, a pro-Morsi counter-campaign known as Tagarod, or "Impartiality" has been mobilising its own supporters.

The council of the judiciary replied furiously that the judges' "honour and impartiality" had been insulted.

Recent harsh sentences follow a familiar pattern in Iran's judicial system whose independence and impartiality have been repeatedly questioned by human rights groups.

On the other, they are relieved of the duty of impartiality that has been at the core of Britain's civil service since the mid-19th century.

The reforms will preserve the most important strength of the civil service, its impartiality, which has been described as Maude as "off limits".

In the spirit of impartiality, the game has been moved to a neutral site: Yale.