Sentence examples for impartiality reasonableness from inspiring English sources

Both concepts have to do with impartiality, reasonableness, justice and equity (Agyepong 2012).

Orwell's ideology is ineffably English, a belief in the inherent reasonableness, impartiality and common sense of a certain kind of clear-thinking, public-school-educated but widely experienced middle-class Englishman - an Englishman such as himself.

Justice Scalia, having lowered the bar for judicial ethics by refusing to acknowledge the reasonableness of questions about his impartiality, has guaranteed that the Supreme Court will end up embarrassed, no matter which way it rules.

9 The undisputed facts concerning the murder of her friend may not have rendered her biased as a matter of law— a question which we need not decide—but they surely establish a reasonable doubt concerning her impartiality, and the presumptively correct findings of the state courts that she was not biased as a matter of fact neither erase the doubt nor the reasonableness of it.

Professor Natelson contends that the clause picked up incidental powers principles of agency law, including a general requirement of reasonableness and more detailed fiduciary duties of impartiality, good faith, and due care.

Why does reasonableness matter?

Good impartiality.

So much here defies reasonableness.

1. Reasonableness of charges.

Davies is asking about impartiality.

The blindfold represents impartiality.