Sentence examples for seen to be impartial from inspiring English sources

Moreover, policing mustn't just be impartial, it must be seen to be impartial.

"Our residents need reassurance that the planning process is not only impartial, but is seen to be impartial," she said.

But, as things have turned out, he will want to distance himself in order to be seen to be impartial".

And the team conducting the review need to be seen to be impartial in membership and open-minded about how they will achieve their objective.

"Because I was front of mic almost all of my career, I had a hardcore view that I had to be seen to be impartial.

But he added: "We're quite clear that publicly funded bodies have an obligation and in the case of the BBC, an overriding obligation, to be impartial and to be seen to be impartial".

He will now have to be seen to be completely impartial over anything involving the BBC.

He will have to be seen to be completely impartial over anything involving the BBC now.

The new regulator needs to be, and needs to be seen to be, effective, impartial and reliable, so that the public regain trust in the press.

And as a result they have every interest in encouraging others who are seen to be more impartial, independent, more palatable to join in and help create these new institutions..

And as a result they have every interest in encouraging others who are seen to be more impartial, independent, more palatable to join in and help create these new institutions...