Sentence examples for obligations to impartiality from inspiring English sources

In a bid to meet their obligations to impartiality during the election, BBC and Sky both said that after the prime ministerial debates minor parties would be given the chance across BBC output to respond to the issues raised in the debate.

Ofcom is charged with regulating television broadcasters that have a legal obligation to impartiality.

"I have no fear he would in any way allow his political history to interfere with his obligations to uphold the BBC's impartiality and independence.

He added that the BBC was "satisfied" that its range of election programmes met the obligation to provide "due impartiality" and all relevant parties had the chance to put their case.

In the original joint statement from BBC and ITV to the Northern Ireland political parties, Lord Hall said they would "not be fulfilling our obligations of impartiality to the voters of Northern Ireland" if they were to invite one of the parties but not all the others, "which also have substantial support in Northern Ireland".

What are our obligations to each other ?

"'I've met my obligations to you.

Do its claims to impartiality stand up?

Or if you are temperamentally suited to impartiality?

Hunt has publicly committed to impartiality regulation for these channels.

2.34pm BST Paxman says he prefers fairness to impartiality.