Sentence examples for rigorous impartiality from inspiring English sources
Trial judges are legally constrained to advise juries with rigorous impartiality.
The channel is subject to strict impartiality rules.
He or she should represent lofty impartiality and rigorous independence.
His commitment to abide by the traditional newspaper rule of rigid impartiality is so rigorous that he delivers his blow-by-blow account of what probably was one of the pivotal periods of his life in an incongruously detached, impersonal manner.
First, one argument is that this very involvement goes against the grain of the scientific method, with its emphasis on impartiality, falsifiability and rigorous independent assessment.
Responding to the statement, a BBC Scotland spokesman said: "We stand by the investigation which was produced according to our rigorous editorial standards on fairness, accuracy and impartiality.
A spokesman for BBC Scotland said the corporation stood by the investigation "which was produced according to our rigorous editorial standards on fairness, accuracy and impartiality".
In response, a spokesman for BBC Scotland said: "We stand by the investigation which was produced according to our rigorous editorial standards on fairness, accuracy and impartiality.
At a time when torrents of special interest campaign spending is threatening the appearance and reality of judicial impartiality, the ruling in Caperton v. Massey drove home the need for states to adopt more rigorous rules for recusal.
Davies is asking about impartiality.
