Sentence examples for over impartiality from inspiring English sources

They reveal Whittingdale's dissatisfaction with the way the BBC handles complaints over impartiality.

Bernard Jenkin, who led the backbench rebellion to inflict the first defeat on David Cameron of the new Parliament over impartiality rules governing the EU referendum, called for the Conservative party's central office to remain neutral during the campaign.

The BBC has cancelled a plan for a Comic Relief-style day of programmes about environmental issues a week after it came under fire from two of its most senior news and current affairs executives over impartiality issues surrounding the TV special.

"Judges who prioritize political views and career over impartiality and the law shouldn't be Judges at all," he said.

Ofcom investigated Mr Galloway's shows on 27 July and 6 August after receiving one complaint for each over impartiality.

He faced questions over his impartiality in mid-2015 over his decision to speak at a Liberal party fundraiser while the commission was operating.

Concerns have also been aired over the impartiality of David Trimble, one of the international observers.

This despite the UK's strong controls over the impartiality of news coverage.

Supporters of the two activists have raised serious concerns over the impartiality of the investigation and the detention of Castro.

I've been writing recently about the debate over reportorial impartiality and its role in the truth-telling that makes journalism worthwhile.

Jesse Norman, the Conservative chair of the committee, also suggested that there was a "lot of concern" over the impartiality of the new board arrangements.