Sentence examples for impartiality of the new from inspiring English sources

Jesse Norman, the Conservative chair of the committee, also suggested that there was a "lot of concern" over the impartiality of the new board arrangements.

The Independent has been told that investigators from the ICO were intimately involved at every stage of the original Soca probe, raising questions over the impartiality of their new investigation.

Trimble was awarded a Nobel Peace Prize for helping to bring about the Good Friday Agreement in Northern Ireland, but critics say his impartiality is compromised by his membership of the new Friends of Israel project.

Bernard Jenkin, who led the backbench rebellion to inflict the first defeat on David Cameron of the new Parliament over impartiality rules governing the EU referendum, called for the Conservative party's central office to remain neutral during the campaign.

Judicial Impartiality Falters In interviews in more than a dozen states, judges, lawyers, legislators, political professionals and experts on the judiciary said the image of impartiality in the courts is a casualty of the new judicial politics.

"The impartiality of the tax audit was complete".

"The agency has full confidence in the professionalism and impartiality of the inspectors concerned," it said.

Journalism advocates have questioned the basis of the charges and the impartiality of the judicial proceedings.

An independent judicial council ensures the impartiality of the judicial system.

The speech restriction served the "compelling state interests" of preserving the impartiality and the appearance of impartiality of the judiciary, the appeals court said.

But Stevenson, of E.J.I., told me, "It clearly undermines the impartiality of the courts.