Sentence examples for policies of impartiality from inspiring English sources

Deemed an ascetic and "saint of God" by his admirers, Pius has been criticized by others for his alleged "public silence" in the face of genocide and his apparently contradictory policies of impartiality during World War II but fervent anticommunism during the postwar period.

The Red Cross has a long-standing policy of impartiality; it never asks evacuees about their legal status.

Citing a policy of "complete impartiality" a spokesman for the NMA would not be drawn on the merits of the memorial, but said campaigners would be "welcome to make a formal application to the Arboretum Trustees for a permanent site".

But the principle at stake is a big one: Chile has long stood out in Latin America for the seriousness of its economic policies and the impartiality of its statistics.

As part of his policy of preserving the impartiality of the Holy See and serving as mediator between nations, Pius did not want to antagonize fascist Italy and Nazi Germany by issuing an encyclical that would have provoked them, a decision now cited by historians antipathetic to the pope as a sign of his indifference in the face of evil.

2. UNICEF fosters a climate of impartiality, fairness and objectivity and assures the equitable application of UNICEF regulations, rules and policies.

Ofcom also found Channel 4 in breach of impartiality "on matters of major political and industrial controversy and major matters relating to current public policy".

Is the idea of impartiality worth preserving?

His judicial record of impartiality was impeccable.

The notion of impartiality becomes irrelevant.

It was fuller and set a higher standard of impartiality.