Sentence examples for or impartial from inspiring English sources

White talk is not neutral or impartial.

Aid structures remain highly politicised, far from neutral or impartial.

Also, we meant "uninterested," not "disinterested," which in careful usage means unbiased or impartial.

The other thing to do is to look at credentials or impartial assessments.

A counter-campaign – the Tagarod (or Impartial) movement – claims to have secured 11 million signatories backing Morsi.

Opponents of the expansion say that with government as landowner and decision maker, the minister cannot be independent or impartial.

"Anybody who looks for something on any search engine and thinks the results are the best or most impartial results, or that they came back completely organically is totally mistaken," said Danny Sullivan, the editor of Search Engine Watch, an online news site aimed at the search marketing industry.

To avoid reversion to autocracy or stalled, impartial democracy, a country in Tunisia's or Egypt's circumstances must steer between the Scylla of outsized influence by erstwhile autocratic incumbents and the Charybdis of unconstrained new actors who seek to lock in newfound power.

Civil judges and Supreme Court justices are elected, but county political leaders essentially hand-pick the candidates, with little or no impartial screening.

"Speak to a mental health professional on your campus or another – impartial – friend who can offer a friendly ear," says a Student Minds spokesperson.

To put it another way, Muslims remind their fellow citizens that one cannot simply get rid of older ethical traditions and replace them with a supposedly neutral rule of law or by impartial values formed in a free market.