Sentence examples for that is impartial from inspiring English sources

"They act as an adviser that is impartial".

I saw it as my opportunity to use my experience in action films to tell the story of a complex conflict that is impartial but makes a strong anti-war statement".

Panel member Hunt said: "Through the review process, the Panel also seeks to make certain athlete selection is conducted in a manner that is impartial and consistent with the approved procedures".

It is unconstitutional, insofar as it sees judges abdicating their duty to exercise independent judgment and denying litigants due process of law (which entails, among other things, a decision-making process that is impartial, grounded in credible evidence, and governed by rational principles of law).

"My advice is to push the pause button on this hearing, get the information together, bring in the experts and put together a hearing that is fair, that is impartial, that is not biased by politics or by myth, and bring this information to the American public," she said.

A proper market would want an organization that was impartial, regulated, transparent and open to appeal.

Sir Michael said neither measure was "entirely satisfactory" on its own and suggested different ways to discuss the gender pay gap that were "impartial and objective".

The government was determined to secure an independent investigation that was "impartial and thorough and competent and able to determine who is responsible for this so they can be brought to justice".

I used to look at hundreds of books that were impartial and meant nothing to me.

Focus on those reviews that are impartial and are posted on reputable websites as they will provide you with straightforward information and factual data.

It's a slick affirmation of white supremacy, a kind of gaslighting of the public for a museum to claim that it is impartial but is quietly allowing rich white collectors to define what we see.