Sentence examples for into question the impartiality from inspiring English sources

Since the jury's damages award against Samsung, the Korean company has tried to call into question the impartiality of the jury foreman — and use an allegation of bias as grounds to call for a new trial — but, also yesterday, Judge Koh denied Samsung's request to return to square one.

To then put the defendant before a military commission would seriously call into question the impartiality of our system.

Following Wednesday's vote, Churkin called into question the impartiality of the JIT, and pointed to public statements from its members that implicated Russia in the tragedy.

Richard Lindzen, an MIT professor and longtime climate contrarian, turned to the Wall Street Journal to rehash a series of oft-disproved claims that deny the growing and now unequivocal evidence of climate change, all in defense of a fellow "skeptic" whose ties to fossil fuels have called into question the impartiality of his science.

"The report calls into question the professionalism and impartiality of FTI," he said.

Until the conclusion of the campaign it would be premature to question the impartiality of broadcasters.

But events slowly but surely led me to question the impartiality of the French model of immigrant integration.

Which, in turn, calls into question the larger issues of accountability, freedom of information and judicial impartiality that constitute the fundamentals of democracy.

From the start, Martin's family and attorneys questioned the impartiality and thoroughness of the police investigation into the teen's killing.

They also have questioned the impartiality of its officers.

One of the Vote Leave statements questioned the impartiality of ITV and Robert Peston, its political editor.