Sentence examples for should be impartial from inspiring English sources

"I think he should be impartial," he said.

The Speaker should be impartial in the chamber, but not impartial about the chamber.

The Council's statement said the investigation should be impartial, transparent and credible, but did not explicitly say international.

It does sound suspiciously like what used to be said about judges: that they should be impartial and do the right thing.

But as a woman of the law she does not think the army's intervention was a good idea because "now they are part of the conflict, and the army should be impartial".

"There was no understanding and no expectation that news should be impartial.

Among the precepts which Itanhaém and Friar Pedro Mariana sought to instill in Pedro II were: that all human beings should be considered as his equals, that he should seek to be impartial and just, that public servants and ministers of state should be carefully watched, that he should not have favourites, and that his concern should always be for the public welfare.

Should legal authorities be impartial, trained and experienced?

First, he said, there should be an impartial study of the best use of the area's city-owned assets.

All this has led me to feel that in my search for a political formula, I should be absolutely impartial and objective.

"I'm not asking [the county council] to support me, they should be more impartial.