Sentence examples for just and impartial from inspiring English sources

Only a general, rational solution can provide a "just and impartial guarantee" of such civil rights as those protecting voting (201).

"If any individual officer is suspected of using excessive force, police will investigate it in a just and impartial manner," said senior superintendent Kong Man-keung, quoted by AFP news agency.

But I would be fair and impartial, just tired".

Future governments, of whatever political hue, may just find that the specialist and impartial STEM advice they take for granted is no longer available when they need it.

But be fair and impartial in your intervention.

While retaining a healthy scepticism, everyone hoped that it would make a real difference to the independence and transparency of the investigation of complaints against the police and in particular that bereaved families would have more confidence in the new system and that the approach of the IPCC would be fair and impartial resulting in just outcomes of the investigations.

"Public officials should be open and impartial, and not just open for business".

We know that many actual spectators misjudge our situations out of ignorance or interest, so we seek to judge, and act on, just the feelings that a well-informed and impartial spectator would have (TMS 129, 135).

When people complain of the law's lack of neutrality, they are in fact voicing very different aspirations, such as the demand that it be fair, just, impartial, and so forth.

The non-executive directors are seen to be independent and impartial and play a critical role – just as charity trustees do – in holding the executives to account.

But it's your job to be fair and impartial.