Sentence examples for reputation for impartiality from inspiring English sources

It could damage one of his prime assets: a reputation for impartiality.

Deputy President Jacob Zuma said today that during his tenure in the Senate, Mr. Coetsee earned a reputation for impartiality and an ability to rise above party politics.

In the last two years it has expanded the number of its provincial offices, a reflection of good relations with the general population and the reputation for impartiality.

The king's reputation for impartiality was so great that he was often called upon to arbitrate disputes outside France, as he once did in a violent dispute between Henry III and his barons.

But the huge amounts of money in this campaign and others around the country are doing huge damage to the courts' reputation for impartiality — and underscores the urgent need for basic reforms.

While Hong Kong's economy has been struggling, China's economy has been booming, and this has improved how Hong Kong residents perceive China's leaders, said Michael DeGolyer, director of the Hong Kong Transition Project, a nonprofit academic research group with a reputation for impartiality.

It is because we guard our reputations for impartiality so jealously that we are not about to allow either personal bias or relatively trivial sums of external cash to lead us to publish claims we cannot support.

Unlike Press TV, Reuters enjoys an excellent reputation for accuracy and impartiality.

The Bahraini regulators have also earned a reputation for competence and impartiality, whereas the Emirates' record has been distinctly patchy.

Jealously guarding its reputation for discretion and impartiality, it manages to work with the least tractable governments.But not Myanmar's.

That suggests to me that the BBC's global reputation for balance and impartiality is not only justified but also deserves to be protected," said Fowler, an ex-chairman of the House of Lords communications select committee.