Sentence examples for its impartial from inspiring English sources
Its judges are not recruited from the normal judiciary, and it had won respect for its impartial rulings.
Now, it is reality that is casting its impartial verdict.
This was based on its impartial sales staff who did not earn commissions on sales—setting it apart from its longtime American rival, Circuit City, which was liquidated in 2009.
The organization is widely respected by both sides of the conflict for its impartial approach to humanitarian assistance.
The Metro doesn't run editorials in order to maintain its impartial stance, but cartoons are another matter.
As a bulwark against subversion and anarchy, he energetically explained, the rule of law and its impartial application must reign supreme.
If we assume -- as I do -- that the members of that court and the judges who would have carried out its mandate are impartial, its decision does not even raise a colorable federal question.
There are fascinating insights into the NoW's charting of the role of women, its contribution to political cartooning and its largely impartial, unracist reporting of Britain's imperial expansion.
After Mr. Wen's bilateral talks with Mr. Lee in Seoul on Friday, Mr. Lee's office quoted Mr. Wen as saying that Beijing "will not protect anyone" once it had concluded who was responsible after its own "impartial judgment".
Highlighting that there were only five convictions for torture in Mexico between 2005 and 2013, the report concludes: "The safeguards are weak, particularly in the detection and prevention of torture in the initial moments, as well as in ensuring its rapid, impartial, independent and exhaustive investigation".
In another sign that the already squeezed media landscape is set to narrow further, the leading state news agency RIA Novosti, which was known for its relatively impartial coverage of events in Russia, has also been "liquidated" according to Kremlin decree, in changes that will fully come into effect after it has finished covering the Olympics.
