Sentence examples for represents impartiality from inspiring English sources

The blindfold represents impartiality.

What trips me up is the assertion that Ordinary Joe/Josephine Audience Member's presumed lack of insider knowledge of the theatre event represents "impartiality".

He or she should represent lofty impartiality and rigorous independence.

My watchwords have to be "impartiality" and "neutrality".

Beyond the exclusive area, the crowd at Centre Court represents the best of British impartiality.

This criticism is mirrored in utilitarian versions of the moral point of view, which incorporate a "thin" veil of ignorance that represents a different idea of impartiality.

Viewing the secessions as an internal political matter, Hammarskjöld refused to use UN troops to assist the central Congolese government against them; he argued that doing so would represent a loss of impartiality and breach Congolese sovereignty.

Ahmed Raza Khan Kasuri, a firebrand lawyer who represents the government, strongly objected to the appointment of Mr. Ahsan as amicus curiae, questioning his impartiality and saying that Mr. Ahsan was politically opposed to President Musharraf.

Ann Yerger, executive director of the Council of Institutional Investors, which represents corporate, public and union employee benefit plans, said that Broadridge's decision "raises deeply troubling questions about the fairness and impartiality of the proxy system".

Featuring four faces representing kindness, mercy, sympathy, and impartiality, the statue attracts hundreds of worshippers each day.

Regardless of the gender you identify with, there is no excuse for biased reporting and misrepresentation of facts when you represent an organisation that has been famed for its impartiality and balanced approach".