Sentence examples for impartiality issues from inspiring English sources

"There is no question that the very fact of this episode had raised appearance and impartiality issues," Mr. Leahy said.

Another political party, the Party of the Democratic Revolution (PRD), also had the national colors as part of their logo, but changed them in the 1990s after a controversy surrounding impartiality issues, while the PRI did not.

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.

Your therapist's totally impartiality to issues can only help you come to better solutions.

"Ofcom and the BBC both hold the same high standards for dealing with impartiality and accuracy issues," said an Ofcom spokesman.

That has raised questions about whether her impartiality on the issue would be clouded as she leads the fund.

The case also attracted criticism for Tullow's use of local legal representation, Kampala Associated Advocates (KAA); the Ugandan law firm was founded by Elly Kurahanga, the president of Tullow's operations in Uganda and concerns were raised over his impartiality in the issue.

"There are issues around impartiality," says Highfield, "but our guys can write impartial copy.

"It is a judge's responsibility to recuse him or herself if there are issues of impartiality.

During this period, Hand took part in three notable cases that posed a particular challenge to his impartiality on Cold War issues: United States v. Coplon, United States v. Dennis, and United States v. Remington.

The Supreme Court limited its consideration to the questions of the constitutionality of the Smith Act and the jury instructions, and did not rule on the issues of impartiality, jury composition, or informant witnesses.