Sentence examples for their impartial from inspiring English sources

My conversations with their editors suggest their impartial stance has been less about the likely effect on circulation than a reasoned journalistic need to reflect the political debate as fairly as possible.

The Qom group said the council no longer had the right "to judge in this case" and that some members had "lost their impartial image in the eyes of the public".

Thesis (2) purports to define "good effects", but it does not state whose approval is to determine goodness people in general, people at their impartial best, or just the enlightened and well-informed?

Norway's head of refereeing Rune Pedersen stated that "It is an unwritten rule that referees should not do anything that can doubt their impartial stance".

From Houla to Homes to Mazraat al-Qubair, it is their impartial presence that has shone a needed light on atrocities and that enables member states to choose to take decisive action today and in the future.

When forced, they might put out a blog post — claiming their tools are impartial, their platforms neutral, their role mere 'blameless intermediary'.

Murdoch has complained for years that bosses at Sky News tend to ignore him when he urges them to follow the Fox model, but they can justify their studiously impartial approach by pointing to strict broadcasting rules governing objectivity.

But it quickly became clear that auditors were faced with a conflict of interest: although they were required to be impartial, their reputation — as well as their market share — would be determined by the number of proposals that they approved for accreditation.

Otherwise, they may risk their reputation for impartial research.

It is, in their "objective and impartial" view, in Britain's economic interests to remain in the union.

The 73-page complaint, filed on behalf of Ohio Police and Fire Pension Fund, the Ohio Public Employees Retirement System and other groups, claims that in recent years the rating agencies abandoned their role as impartial referees as they began binging on fees from deals involving mortgage-backed securities.