Sentence examples for issue of impartiality from inspiring English sources

You wouldn't notice a lot of difference about the way the content is regulated [if Ofcom regulated the BBC] apart from this issue of impartiality.

"It is very, very important that this is a politically impartial role... the one thing that's clear is this person will have to have credibility when it comes to the issue of impartiality," he added.

It's hard to see how the issue of impartiality would apply to a car show or a singing contest, unless it involved giving half of the airtime to bicyclists or mime artists.

In other words, it will be best even from the utilitarian point of view if no one is actually a utilitarian; which means that, at best, "utilitarianism's fate is to usher itself from the scene" (UFA: 134).) On the issue of impartiality, it will no doubt be objected that Williams overstates his case.

"It is a judge's responsibility to recuse him or herself if there are issues of impartiality.

The Supreme Court limited its consideration to the questions of the constitutionality of the Smith Act and the jury instructions, and did not rule on the issues of impartiality, jury composition, or informant witnesses.

The council, which advises the BBC Trust, said BBC Scotland should be given greater authority and resources to commission programmes for Scottish audiences and review its approach to the coverage of controversial political issues "to ensure that perceptions of impartiality remain strong across all audiences".

It is avowedly pro-business but faces human-rights issues, press-freedom issues, and the impartiality of the judiciary is questionable.

Failure to highlight issues of accountability relies heavily on an argument of impartiality and neutrality.

She said there were "very big, very important issues at stake here: issues of fairness and impartiality in a democracy".

6.41pm BST Study team rounds on critics Carlo Leifert, who lead on the study, has issued a fierce rebuke to the critics of his work, accusing them of impartiality and vested interest.