Sentence examples for remaining impartial and from inspiring English sources

Changing the score-keeping guidelines at this stage would amount to undermining the credibility of the office, one of the few remaining impartial and well-informed observers of the nation's economy.

In a forward to a 2007 book, "The International Judge" (U.P.N.E ., Judge Sotomayor seemed to put a greater emphasis on a need for judges to seek to transcend their identities, writing that "all judges have cases that touch our passions deeply, but we all struggle constantly with remaining impartial" and letting reason rule.

Instead, auditors may find it psychologically impossible to remain impartial and objective.

She has largely remained impartial and does not offer opinions or follow trends.

At the time he said: "The magazine has to remain impartial and feel free to have a go at the Government and at the Conservatives.

Even the hard-line Kayhan daily remained impartial and said that for the west, "it is the time of implementation of promises".

Is it possible to remain impartial and demonstrate a commitment to the job of reporting or is a certain level of bias unavoidable?

In responses, the UN insisted that it remained impartial and defended the need to work with all parties in the conflict.

Oborne's jeremiad is particularly applicable to press journalism in Britain, which, unlike broadcast journalism, is free from any obligation to remain impartial, and is thus a key player in the political arena.

Broadcasters, unlike the press, are required to remain impartial, and Sky News has built a formidable reputation, named Royal Television Society news channel of the year seven times in the past nine years.

The tone of the Times article is clear: RT uses unqualified and "obscure" experts, is frequently sanctioned by Ofcom for bias and failure to remain impartial and, worst of all, actually seems to be "turning viewers against the west".