Sentence examples similar to recognition of impartiality from inspiring English sources

When endorsing the proposals for Transforming Legal Aid in April 2013, the secretary of state for justice, Chris Grayling MP, was proud to boast: "In Britain we have a justice system of which we can be proud, and which justly deserves its worldwide recognition for impartiality and fairness".

Enlightenment values – tolerance, respect for the importance of fair debate, checked and balanced government, objectivity and impartiality, recognition of international interdependencies – are being trashed.

Prospect's national secretary, Alan Leighton, said the use of the word "regrets" in the joint statement was "an important move forward in confirming Chelsea's recognition of Mark's integrity and impartiality".

"This was an important move forward in confirming Chelsea's recognition of Mark's integrity and impartiality".

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.

He thanked the Judge for being a model of impartiality.

A show of impartiality was considered essential for success.

That, or abandon the sacred cloak of impartiality.