Sentence examples for impartiality which has been from inspiring English sources

The reforms will preserve the most important strength of the civil service, its impartiality, which has been described as Maude as "off limits".

Our attitude has therefore been that of neutrality between them, which has been maintained by the Government with the strictest impartiality.

The regulation imposing balanced coverage for the electronic media only – which has been a part of Hungarian law for the past 15 years – is far more lenient than the British requirement of impartiality.

The BBC, which has been criticised in the past over alleged bias in its coverage of the Middle East, said it did not want to risk public confidence in its impartiality.

"I want to give you my absolute assurance that the BBC's impartiality is utterly unfettered by this". A BBC spokesman later said the BBC had a £100m credit facility with the EIB, which had been known about since 2002.

In the spirit of impartiality, the game has been moved to a neutral site: Yale.

In announcing his withdrawal on Monday, Judge Angeletti said his "impartiality has been brought into question".

Impartiality has been criticized in the above discussion of the VNT.

Mayor of Newham Sir Robin Wales declaring dozens of gifts from West Ham, with critics saying his impartiality has been compromised.

In response to Tamarod, a pro-Morsi counter-campaign known as Tagarod, or "Impartiality" has been mobilising its own supporters.

The Bahraini regulators have also earned a reputation for competence and impartiality, whereas the Emirates' record has been distinctly patchy.