Sentence examples for intelligence and impartiality from inspiring English sources

Such contracts might be induced by considerations tending to bring the administration of justice into disrepute; such as the greater or less intelligence and impartiality of judges, the greater or less integrity and capacity of juries, the influence, more or less, arising from the personal, social or political standing of parties in one or another county.

It can seem unacceptably elitist to those who are skeptical about the intelligence, expertise, impartiality, and good sense of what the blogosphere calls the "mainstream media". But there are still many readers who will pay for that old-fashioned virtue, nicety of editorial selection.

However, there are lingering questions about both its methods — parading handcuffed subjects before the news media during arrests — and impartiality, amid fears of politicized prosecutions and the role of the intelligence services in its activities.

Parliament's Intelligence and Security Committee said it was satisfied that Britain's intelligence services had not been subjected to political pressure and that their "independence and impartiality had not been compromised in any way".

And impartiality does not always guarantee access.

Justices have life tenure to assure their independence and impartiality.

Yes, Kavanaugh is entitled to fairness and impartiality.

People say if you move Amnesty's decision-making to Africa and Asia you'll lose your impartiality, and our gold dust is our independence and impartiality.

"The agency has full confidence in the professionalism and impartiality of the inspectors concerned," it said.

His fairness and impartiality won him the deep respect of the Italian people.

A government-appointed Broadcasting Commission reviews program activities to ensure that standards of objectivity and impartiality are met.