Sentence examples for partiality in from inspiring English sources

Case in point, NPR was targeted in an apparent response to perceived partiality in the Juan Williams debacle.

The Labor motion charged the Speaker with serious partiality in favour of the government; a failure to interpret the standing orders, and gross incompetency in parliamentary procedure.

For starters, they should embark on a long-term public information campaign to address current negative perceptions of bias and partiality in their policies and program.

It also, however, had a connotation of "partiality" in Ancient Greek, which means to be biased or one-sided in outlook.

She shot Calmette to death for charging her husband, the minister of finance, with partiality in office and for publishing her private correspondence with Caillaux.

"The Speaker does from time to time have private functions at parliament, as do many other members and senators," the spokesman told News Corp. Labor has previously questioned Bishop's "serious partiality" in her rulings and it unsuccessfully moved a motion of no confidence in her in March.

When a morally right action is a matter of degree, it is easy and common to avoid reflection and to err on the side of self-partiality in the degree in which the moral action is undertaken.

Jon Snow, the anchor of the influential Channel 4 evening news, said that "partiality is in the eye of the beholder".

And the election commission, supposed to ensure free and fair elections, is full of appointees with cringe-making records of partiality.In Dhaka these days the most common piece of equipment on the desks of politicians, academics and journalists is a copy of the country's constitution.

In fact, there is no distinction if you believe Peter's words in the Acts of the Apostles: "I most certainly believe now that God is not one to show partiality, but in every nation the man who fears him and does what is right is welcome to him".

Friedman, Marilyn, "The Social Self and the Partiality Debates" in Feminist Ethics, Card, Claudia, (ed)., Lawrence: University Press of Kansas, 1991.