Sentence examples similar to recognized impartially from inspiring English sources
In his essay, Trachtenberg makes the argument that McCulloch should have recognized the public mistrusted his ability to impartially provide evidence to the Ferguson grand jury and let another prosecutor take over.
As high commissioner for Egypt (1919 25) Allenby steered that country firmly but impartially through political disturbances and saw it recognized as a sovereign state in 1922.
"The humanitarian community is delivering life-saving assistance, as per internationally recognized principles across Yemen and will continue to do so impartially and on the basis of need," wrote O'Brien.
Any claim to a particular distribution, including any existing distributive scheme, has to be impartially justified, i.e., no ownership will be recognized without justification.
In Article 17(2) of the Rome Statute, local proceedings must take place with "regard to the principles of due process recognized by international law" and be disqualified if "the proceedings were not or are not being conducted independently or impartially".
Yet, as our decisions have recognized, it is in precisely such cases that there exists the greatest public interest in providing an official "the maximum ability to deal fearlessly and impartially with" the duties of his office.
We must be able to recognize mistakes and learn from them, sharing that information fairly and impartially to try to prevent its recurrence.
"We recognize our international obligations toward refugees and we would say that we treat each case fairly and impartially with regard to these obligations and with regard to the facts of each case," said a Home Office spokesman, asking that his name not be used in accordance with general government practice here.
