Sentence examples for impartiality on the from inspiring English sources

On the psychological level, the work of self-cultivation is cultivating tranquility and impartiality; on the metaphysical level, one purifies qi so as to more perfectly express li.

Professionals' attitudes toward LGBTI people can influence their impartiality on the job.

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

The SLC must be formed with an eye toward foreclosing any meaningful basis for doubt about the members' impartiality on the subject of the suit.

Soon after Trump's comments to the Wall Street Journal were published, the candidate himself was implicated in questions of official impartiality on the Trump University case.

The BMJ was running a campaign against over-medicalisation, which should cause the media to ask questions about its impartiality on the statins issue, he said.

To further ensure impartiality, one vacancy on the commission should open up every two years, with each commissioner serving for a full decade.

While the IOC preaches political impartiality on one hand it insists on a huge gravy train for its representatives.

Given the lawyer's role in Justice Prosser's recent recount success, a reasonable person might well question the judge's impartiality on that case, too.

He told the BBC's The World at One: "I can understand why people are worried about whether some of the most senior editorial voices in the BBC have lost their impartiality on this.

The One Show has reviewed and will continue to strengthen its editorial procedures to ensure accuracy, fairness and due impartiality on all the programme's output".