Sentence examples for impartiality of the trial from inspiring English sources
The "total transparency" of all proceedings since Mr. Sharif's case started in December "has clearly worried those forces outside Pakistan and inside our country which have unsuccessfully tried to misrepresent the impartiality of the trial," the spokesman said.
"However, having reviewed the case extensively, we concluded there were serious concerns about the fairness and impartiality of the trial which were not resolved on appeal".
Labor unions, politicians, advocates, educators, the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund, and human rights advocacy organizations such as Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International have expressed concern about the impartiality of the trial of Abu-Jamal, though Amnesty International neither takes a position on the guilt or innocence of Abu-Jamal nor classifies him as a political prisoner.
Microsoft stepped up its attack yesterday on the judge who ordered the company split in two, saying that recently published interviews "raised profound doubts about his impartiality and the fairness of the trial he conducted".
[C9.] Microsoft Steps Up Attack on Judge Microsoft stepped up its attack on Thomas Penfield Jackson, the judge who ordered the company split in two, saying that recently published interviews "raised profound doubts about his impartiality and the fairness of the trial he conducted".
Did the impartiality of clinical trials play any role in their acceptance as regulatory standards for the safety and efficacy of drugs?
The impartiality of the retired Army lawyer presiding over the trials, Col. Peter S. Brownback III, was impugned by the defense, which pointed to his long friendship with General Altenburg.
Although Chief Judge Walker has been on the bench for more than twenty years, having been appointed by Republican President George H.W. Bush, his impartiality as a judge is now being questioned, after conclusion of the trial.
"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.
