Sentence examples for undermining the impartiality from inspiring English sources
"Every time it appears to be taking up political and partisan positions and engaging in campaigns against particular individuals, it risks undermining the impartiality and integrity which the public expect from the police," the independent experts say.
The policy issues that loomed large in Afghanistan where ISFs' use of highly controversial health 'hearts and minds' operations sowed distrust and anger on the part of health sector actors who saw this strategy as undermining the impartiality of indigenous health care institutions and turning seeking of health care services into a political act on the part of civilians [ 26].
But Stevenson, of E.J.I., told me, "It clearly undermines the impartiality of the courts.
The network said the leaking of the question was a break of its ethics and undermined the impartiality of its campaign coverage.
spokeswoman for the local residents' campaign group claimed the links between him and Prudential undermined the impartiality and credibility of the commission's recommendations.
For the Palestinians, it has undermined the impartiality of the United States as a negotiating partner, a role that has been central to the foreign policy of successive American administrations.
Iain Duncan Smith, the work and pensions secretary, said Rolnik had undermined the impartiality of the UN, adding it was "staggering" she had come to her conclusions without access to official information – while Tory MP Stewart Jackson said Rolnik was a "loopy Brazilian leftie with no evidence masquerading as a serious UN official".
That seriously undermined the impartiality of the investigation, he says.
Nor should they allow their outside activities to undermine the impartiality of Times coverage, in fact or appearance.
Judicial elections are eroding public confidence in the impartiality of judges, and they are undermining the rule of law.
St-Laurent also accused Moreno-Ocampo of breaching his oath of impartiality, threatening peace efforts in Sudan and undermining the credibility of the court.
