Sentence examples for needs an impartial from inspiring English sources

Iraq needs an impartial justice system.

But we are sure that before things get even more out of control, the world — and Israel — needs an impartial international investigation.

"President Uribe really needs an impartial, effective, non-ideological attorney-general's office to pursue these cases," says Jose Miguel Vivanco, the director of HRW's Americas division.

And all the while, the truly important work of the COP, the work that the country desperately needs an impartial body to perform, is left undone.

"Investors need an impartial source of information about which firms give the best advice".

"We need an impartial person looking at this," said Cameron F. MacRae III, a former Dewey partner who is now at Duane Morris.

"More and more, arms control was becoming global in scope and needed an impartial institution to oversee inspections that would have to be intrusive," he said.

"The better part of wisdom would have been to say, 'No thanks.' " Had the Enron board needed an impartial outsider, Mr. Elson said, it should have approached someone from another state.

Furthermore he argued that when there is such disagreement, we need an impartial judge to determine when rights have been violated.

The government needs to take an impartial, scientific look at the industry, and its wider impact.

You can even hire a counselor or psychiatrist if you need a relatively impartial sounding board for your thoughts.