Sentence examples for question of impartiality from inspiring English sources

Regards the question of impartiality, I have always found the idea that journalists are supposed to have nothing to do with being a supporter specious.

City Councilman Charles Barron should indeed go to Zimbabwe to witness the extent of the crisis, although having the trip financed by Mr. Mugabe raises questions of impartiality.

"Whether or not the present governance is the right way of dealing with it – the fact that questions of impartiality are judged by the BBC Trust – that is an area which I want to think about, because all the other broadcasters have an external regulator looking at the impartiality question," he said.

This blurring of academic advocacy boundaries may, in turn, raise questions of impartiality.

Tennessee is leading the way on protecting judicial integrity with a new rule prohibiting judges from hearing cases when campaign spending raises a reasonable question of their impartiality.

Tennessee is leading the way with a new rule prohibiting judges from hearing cases when campaign spending by lawyers or litigants raises a reasonable question of their impartiality.

Important journalistic questions of objectivity, impartiality, bias and transparency lie just beneath the surface here.

Soon after Trump's comments to the Wall Street Journal were published, the candidate himself was implicated in questions of official impartiality on the Trump University case.

Ofcom already regulates the BBC on matters of obscenity, privacy and harm, but the corporation has maintained its independence on questions of editorial impartiality.

Prudential's talks with Wachovia come as brokerage and research operations at banks are coming under increased scrutiny as regulators and investors question the impartiality of the stock advice of firms that make millions of dollars in investment banking fees from the same companies whose shares they sell.

"We do not question his subjective findings of impartiality and propriety," Justice Kennedy wrote of the state court's chief justice in Monday's decision, Caperton v. A. T. Massey Coal Company, No. 08-22.