Sentence examples for impartiality toward from inspiring English sources

In his book "Hitler's Pope: The Secret History of Pius XII" (Viking, 1999), the British historian John Cornwell paints a reasonably creditable picture of the baron, saying his great fear was that moves against the Italian Jews would be an unbearable strain on the pope's promise of impartiality toward the war.

This research design contrasts the auditor's ethical duty to exercise "judicial impartiality" toward the client with Certified Public Accountants' ethical duty to be a client advocate in tax contexts.

Some commentators have claimed that there is a contradiction in Arendt's employment of the Aristotelian notion of phronesis alongside Kant's idea of an "enlarged mentality," since they supposedly pull in opposite directions, the former toward a concern with the particular, the latter toward universality and impartiality.

The new rule is an important step toward ensuring the impartiality of New York's courts.

The two conceptions seem to pull in opposite directions, the Aristotelian toward a concern with the particular, the Kantian toward a concern with universality and impartiality.

Mechanisms should be put in place to ensure impartiality, so that young people are not channeled toward specific institutions and that their future long-term interests feature at the core of the experience.

All the nations of the earth may take comfort in the impartiality of God, in the favor of God toward all of God's people" (The African American Lectionary).

He denied there was any pattern of favouritism toward the police and said the IPCC robustly defends its independence and impartiality.

The blindfold represents impartiality.

Screw journalistic impartiality!

His impartiality is sacred.