The phrase "impartially without" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It means to do something without partiality or bias. Example: The judge reviewed the evidence impartially without letting personal opinions influence the decision.
The law was to be enforced impartially, without regard to status or position.
In his statement on Tuesday, Mr. Leung, the head of the local government, said: "I am confident the regulatory and law enforcement bodies will act impartially without fear or favor".
Soon after purchasing the failing Times in 1896, Ochs wrote of his vision "to give the news impartially, without fear or favor, regardless of party, sect or interests involved".
He summed up NYT's principles by citing the newspaper's 19th century owner and publisher Adolph Ochs who said news should be reported "impartially without fear or favour regardless of party sect or interests involved".
At 41 Park Row, Ochs reinvigorated the faltering Times with his promise "to give the news impartially, without fear or favor," and with features that define the paper to this day, including the Book Review, the Magazine and the motto "All the News That's Fit to Print".
There's much you can say against Tito indeed, but not that he oppressed nations … AB: No, I said that he oppressed impartially without regard to nationality, but I think he oppressed on a scale which the United Nations could not do.
It does so impartially and without political interference.
The circulation of that message and Mr. Lubbers's letter to the complainant -- which she forwarded to the United Nations in New York as evidence of possible intimidation -- prompted an internal memo from Mr. Annan's office on May 29 noting that United Nations investigators should be allowed to carry out their inquiries "impartially and without any outside interference".
On May 29, the day after Mr. Lubbers circulated his letter, Mr. Annan distributed an internal memo noting that United Nations investigators should be allowed to carry out their inquiries "impartially and without any outside interference," and saying that witnesses should not fear career setbacks for speaking out.
The inquiry would also "examine whether decisions to prosecute were taken consistently, impartially and without any political influence or interference at any level", she said.
Malaysia's Foreign Affairs Minister Datuk Seri Anifah Aman said the comments were "deeply insulting," and added that the investigations were "done impartially and without fear or favor".
