Sentence examples similar to taking an impartial stance from inspiring English sources

Instead, Mr. Faqih said, Mr. Saleh took an impartial stance.

The publishers of regional and local newspapers have long pointed out that their titles take an impartial stance at election time.

"They both thought they could win, and when mediators have tried to take an impartial stance, they cry foul," the UN official told me.

Taking such an impartial stance in my personal life, as in my professional one, has given me the opportunity to tune into the world of the other person involved and has kept me sane in many of my own interpersonal conflicts.

Is the BBC, are you, really taking an impartial, balanced position?

One essay considers both how and why Benedict XV (1914-22) anopted an "impartial" stance in time of war, and the generally negative reception of this stance.

I think it sometimes takes an impartial outsider to get to the heart of matters.

The government needs to take an impartial, scientific look at the industry, and its wider impact.

We have however taken an impartial approach to synthesizing a broad intervention covering principles outlined in scoliosis specific exercise literature.

By taking a clear stance on Brexit, the CBI differs from the smaller business lobby group the British Chambers of Commerce, which is trying to be impartial.

The World Health Organization is taking a cautious stance.