Sentence examples for just impartial from inspiring English sources

For the BBC: to produce not just impartial but more robustly informative coverage over the next three months.

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.

Institutions, these scholars argue, are not just impartial arbiters of laws and rules but reflect the morality of the state by mobilizing values and judgments.

Moreover, policing mustn't just be impartial, it must be seen to be impartial.

Or is it just the impartial workings of the investigative process?

He got the money back after the Observer took up his cause, but his experience and that of so many other sellers begs the question: just how impartial will eBay's pilot programme prove to be when the company lives in such dread of losing a buyer, however damning the evidence against them?

Just honest, impartial government.

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

(And some stories — including most of the ones I read in the Technology section — don't include multiple spins, just the impartial version).

"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".