Sentence examples for question the impartiality from inspiring English sources

Until the conclusion of the campaign it would be premature to question the impartiality of broadcasters.

But events slowly but surely led me to question the impartiality of the French model of immigrant integration.

"It is hard not to question the impartiality of a report that arrives in your inbox with Heathrow's email disclaimer attached to it".

His one advantage may be that most Venezuelans — 84percentt, according to a recent survey by Greenberg Quinlan Rosner, a Washington polling firm — support taking part in the election, even if they question the impartiality of the electoral authorities.

Some also question the impartiality of those who vote in them, suspecting that the "industry experts and tastemakers" on the Critics' Choice and Sound of panels are in league with the music industry.

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.

They also have questioned the impartiality of its officers.

One of the Vote Leave statements questioned the impartiality of ITV and Robert Peston, its political editor.

But defense lawyers questioned the impartiality of two of the three judges and called on them to stand down.

They have already questioned the impartiality of the judges and they are concerned that information extracted under duress will be used in evidence.

On a street near the presidential palace on Saturday, Zeng Long-yun, 50, a factory manager, denounced the election as unfair and questioned the impartiality of the courts.