Sentence examples for politically impartial from inspiring English sources

As noted in earlier blog postings, broadcasters in this country are obliged to be politically impartial, giving different political points of view equal air time, or in the case of minority parties, air time that is broadly proportional to their electoral clout.

Behind the debate was the longstanding ACLU tradition that it was politically impartial, and provided legal advice without regard to the political views of the defendants.

We are completely politically impartial".

"This is best left to a body that is politically impartial".

It depends, too, upon the campaign being all-embracing in its composition, international in character and politically impartial in direction.

In recent weeks, there has been a spate of examples of Labour not respecting the politically impartial role that civil servants must play.

The format can give the impression that the author is merely replacing mistaken beliefs with impartial, politically neutral information.

This said, I don't think political economists, by which I mean politically affiliated economists, can provide impartial analysis.

"If the C.F.T.C. brings this enforcement action, Mr. Corzine would welcome the opportunity to litigate this matter in an impartial venue, free from politically influenced prejudice and unfounded assertions, which have been frequently repeated despite the lack of a factual basis," Mr. Goldberg said.

To me he's not "Mad Dog" or "McPoison", but Damian, the former Treasury press officer (VAT was a speciality) whose quick, partisan brain and animal spirit caught chancellor Brown's eye and moved him across the line from impartial civil servant to politically appointed spin doc.

The Arab health professionals perceive medical knowledge as being politically neutral; and medical practice as being impartial, universal and humanitarian.