Sentence examples for impartially administered from inspiring English sources
Their notion of socialism, like Saint-Simon's, entailed social control of property through an effectively and impartially administered state a government of enlightened experts.
And these virtues are minor: there is little to be said in favour of a clear, consistent, prospective, public and impartially administered system of racial segregation, for example.
The refusal to interfere with the judge is a way of acknowledging the necessity of impartially administering a social order.
"Michael Boggs has a troubling record on LGBT equality, civil rights and women's health that calls into question whether he can fairly and impartially administer justice for everyone who comes before him.
… Bannon might seek to destroy the characteristics of the 'administrative state,' the rational, rules-based system that ideally does not play favorites and impartially administers justice.
Here is some relevant text from the Guide to Conduct: In their capacity as directors, these individuals are charged by law with the responsibility of supervising and controlling the operations of the Reserve Banks, under the general supervision of the Board of Governors, and for ensuring that the affairs of the Banks are administered fairly and impartially.
Military prosecutors have a code of ethics to ensure justice is administered fairly and impartially.
"The moratorium should continue until policies and procedures intended to ensure that the death penalty is administered fairly and impartially are implemented," said the committee, chaired by Nicholas P. Cafardi, dean of the Duquesne University School of Law in Pittsburgh.
Even if Mr. Wahid denies clemency in this case, the public measure of his government's ability to administer justice impartially will be whether he is willing to imprison Mr. Hutomo.
