Sentence examples for impartially to from inspiring English sources
I can't react impartially to Penn's newborn baby.
Their children deserve to grow up in an Iraq where the rule of law applies impartially to all.
Justice Stevens preserved in that case, as he always proudly sought to do, the conservative role of a judge: applying the law impartially to the facts.
"We look forward to Ofcom applying today's ruling impartially to all broadcasters reporting on any government, irrespective of its political leaning.
The nizam had installed a new Carnatic nawab (deputy; from the Arabic nawwāb) in 1743, but the dispute smouldered on between the partisans of the two rival families, who looked impartially to Marathas, Mughals, and Europeans for help.
The most popular buys this season are cameras with the "instant share" feature, which allows you to send your snapshots immediately and impartially to relatives, friends and enemies over the Internet.
It is this fact that allows Rawls to claim that principles chosen under the veil of ignorance are guaranteed to be impartially acceptable to all — and thus, guaranteed not to be unjust.
Responding to attacks on the justices, a supreme court spokesperson said: "The role of the justices is to consider the points of law presented to them impartially, and to fulfil their judicial oath in reaching a decision according to the law.
Why? "You and your interviewer have seriously betrayed your obligation to report impartially and to challenge assertions that are unsustainable" Palestine Solidarity Campaign director Sarah Colborne said: "Today presenters are known for their ferocious questioning of government ministers, their constant interruptions, their sharp challenges and refusal to brook any nonsense.
It is their job to examine the evidence impartially and to determine innocence or guilt.
In his essay, Trachtenberg makes the argument that McCulloch should have recognized the public mistrusted his ability to impartially provide evidence to the Ferguson grand jury and let another prosecutor take over.
