Sentence examples for total impartiality from inspiring English sources
But one senior member of an international NGO said: "We cannot demonstrate total impartiality in this conflict, but we are strictly impartial in our services.
"I understand that the BBC cannot cover every story and I appreciate too that, despite its best efforts, the corporation cannot always guarantee total impartiality," the letter said.
Along with our monarch, the Speaker's ability to express their views to the government privately, yet show total impartiality publicly, is a cornerstone of British democracy.
Some speculate that the inquiries are just a political bid to throw the verdict into doubt, but the court insists that it reached its verdict in "total impartiality".
I'm not really sure what else could have been done – the only less partial parties than the poor souls on this jury would have had to have been imported from outside the United States, or maybe from Ye Olden Times – but when it comes to someone like Simpson, or a case like this one, I really don't see total impartiality as an option.
Total impartiality when constructing these if of course a chimera.
"What's remarkable is the universal support Colie has received in the last day and a half from the 30 member clubs, all of whom have expressed total support for his integrity and impartiality.
Spending by special interests, which are clearly concerned about the decisions that judges reach rather than their capability and impartiality in reaching them, has grown dramatically as a share of total spending.
Thirdly, a total of four factors significant to forensic engineering are extracted, namely technical code system, impartiality, multidisciplinary working, and vocational qualification.
Davies is asking about impartiality.
