Sentence examples for the impartial one from inspiring English sources
A nomination rule determines the set of winners on the basis of the profile of nominations; the rule is impartial if one's nomination never influences one's own chance of winning the prize.
Millions of people in Saudi Arabia were watching the trial closely, and the outcome gives them hope that the impartial rules of western jurisprudence may one day be emulated in their land.
The first one is often called the "impartial observer argument".
Also like Kant, Habermas links morality with respect for autonomous agency: in following the dictates of impartial reason, one follows one's own conscience and shows respect for other such agents.
I am not impartial on the subject of Kurt Russell.
(And some stories — including most of the ones I read in the Technology section — don't include multiple spins, just the impartial version).
The "unobtrusive stigma" profile merits further investigation, because the impartial scores associated with the profile might be the result of social desirability pressure and resistance to recognizing one's own negative views [ 53].
But that's what the impartial observer might think and impartial observers are notable by their absence at Heaton Park.
called "the impartial referee".
Kay Slay says he gave up selling his tapes three years ago and now distributes them for free, which means he is seen as an impartial adjudicator, one with little vested interest in the outcomes of the battles he highlights or the artists he promotes.
