Sentence examples similar to precision or impartiality from inspiring English sources

"The independence or impartiality of arbitrators may be compromised".

"This came through direct and critical commentary, and did not satisfactorily evidence neutrality or impartiality".

As a consequence of these problems, says a British lawyer, the trial "lacks even the appearance of independence or impartiality".

Deontological theories set forth formal or relational criteria such as equality or impartiality; teleological theories, by contrast, provide material or substantive criteria, as, for example, happiness or pleasure.

The authors believe there are no conflicts of interest (financial or otherwise) that impinge on the quality or impartiality of the research in the paper.

In response to Tamarod, a pro-Morsi counter-campaign known as Tagarod, or "Impartiality" has been mobilising its own supporters.

The first reason disinterest or impartiality is understood as the norm is because it is in the popular water.

No-one who seriously values proper standards of journalism or impartiality will be interested in News International content anyway.

Nor could Chinese count on sympathy from prosecutors or impartiality from the courts.

"In reviewing this nominee's background, I am deeply concerned that what guides him is not independence or impartiality.

Yet this can't be said with precision or authority.