Sentence examples for impartiality towards from inspiring English sources
It is not impartiality towards religion so much as a turning of the back upon it.
"The lack of impartiality towards the media has eroded trust internally within the [Met].
More, not less communication: "The lack of impartiality towards the media has eroded trust internally within the MPS.
The analysis highlights CDM's bias for particular project types, which is in part due to its impartiality towards carbon credit prices.
Third, a state may be termed secular if it refrains from officially endorsing any one religious creed, adopting a stance of impartiality towards all.
The UK's impartiality towards the group that ruled in Egypt from 2012 to 2013 – but has been designated as a terrorist organisation by Saudi Arabia and the UAE – is now in question because of the way it handled an official review of the organisation, members of the foreign affairs select committee said in a report published on Monday.
The main values in the first set are individual autonomy and benevolent impartiality (most prominently towards members of groups culturally different from one's own).
All government officials are charged with exercising the powers delegated to them (as Professor Robert Natelson has put it) "in good faith, with reasonable care, and with impartiality and loyalty towards [their] constituents".
In the case of climate change, Jones found that there had indeed been a tendency towards "false impartiality … too often, bodies it turns to in such discussions have a social and political rather than a scientific agenda".
"The growing trend towards celebrity-driven, single-issue campaigns presents the BBC with impartiality dilemmas, particularly in entertainment areas dealing with factual material," it said, adding that the BBC must learn from the Live 8 situation when it covers such events in future". The BBC's coverage of Al Gore's Live Earth concert in July proved a flop with viewers.
