Sentence examples similar to level of impartial assessment from inspiring English sources

Amartya Sen (2002) draws a distinction between 'open' and 'closed' impartiality, which "turns on whether or not the exercise of impartial assessment is confined … to a fixed group".

"The findings in this case," Microsoft stated, "are not the product of even one level of impartial decision-making".

And where a lot of critics aim for impartial assessment, he has unapologetically privileged his private passions.

"Without remedial action, this episode is likely to have a chilling effect [on] the ability of the labs to conduct independent, impartial assessment of national policy options".

In other words, have we made an impartial assessment of our mission priorities? 3) Do any of these activities have the potential to generate earned income?

IKAS uses accreditation standards to ensure an impartial assessment of the hospitals' conditions for providing services of high quality.

The goal is an "accurate and impartial" assessment of the election.

Britain's Conservative Party cleverly wants to create an independent "Office for Budgetary Responsibility" to give an impartial assessment of the government's plans.

Mrs Brooks said: "Whilst I have always respected the criminal justice system, I have to question today whether this decision was made on a proper impartial assessment of the evidence".

Critics such as Richard Tol of the Economic and Social Research Institute in Dublin complain that the report's conclusions are "alarmist and incompetent" and argue that it should be seen as a political document, not an impartial assessment of existing knowledge.

Good technology conducts an ongoing impartial assessment of your firm's potential vulnerability to hackers and human error.