Sentence examples for not be impartial from inspiring English sources

First, it has been said she would not be impartial.

"Therefore, I tell you that this court will not be impartial and it will be under pressure from the government and other people with links with the government".

Cal Ramsey, who played for the Knicks a decade before their championship teams, is a community relations representative for the Knicks, so he might not be impartial.

The Arab-American Political Action Committendorsedtly endorsed Mr. Bush, with some members concerned that Mr. Lieberman would not be impartial on the Mideast.

In September 1969, several months after Bowie Kuhn's election as the commissioner, Miller amicably but firmly reminded him that Kuhn's role was to represent the owners, not the players, and that he could not be impartial about player-owner relationships.

He claimed Curiel, who was born in Indiana but is of Mexican descent, could not be impartial because of Trump's election campaign pledge to build a wall between the United States and Mexico.

"America is already suffering from criticism of not being impartial.

She was not being impartial; she is bringing her personal view into it.

She is also concerned "that the access provided to the media by the DPA has not been impartial".

A judge in Boston threw out a death sentence on Thursday in a 2003 murder case, ruling that a juror had not been impartial.

After the governing coalition lost the technical vote on Thursday, several government ministers accused Mr. Fini, another former neo-Fascist who dramatically split with Mr. Berlusconi last summer, of not being impartial and of closing voting before they had arrived.