Sentence examples for impartiality in relation to from inspiring English sources

I read the report with great interest, as I have myself had cause to reflect on the media's science impartiality in relation to several interviews I have done about drug harms and drug treatment policy.

In its ruling, the BBC Trust committee said the "combination of Sir Alan's roles as star of a BBC entertainment show, government adviser and peer and the proximity of the next general election poses a greater than normal risk to the impartiality, integrity and independence of the BBC in relation to the broadcasting of The Apprentice and Junior Apprentice next year".

By looking at science as a form of persuasive representation, and by importing the ideas of impartiality and symmetry from the sociology of scientific knowledge, we can radically reconceptualize the judicial role in relation to scientific evidence: from gatekeeping to refereeing.

Impartiality is not achieved by disregarding evaluative standards interests and values; instead it is achieved by "a commitment to pass judgment in relation to a set of evaluative standards that transcends the competing interest of those who advocate rival answers to a question" (Anderson 1995b, 41 42).

And in relation to America?

Lady Prashar added that clarification of the role of special advisers in relation to the civil service was needed to avoid "grey areas" where civil servants were instructed by special advisers, potentially compromising their political impartiality.

In relation to energy companies, Which?

Data were expressed in relation to GADPH.

Not in relation to energy, Mr Bertens.

In relation to the previous step, RAVE.

Assess an action in relation to fruit.