Sentence examples for were not impartial from inspiring English sources
Mr. Sharon was explicit in his refusal to budge from the longstanding Israeli position that European and United Nations monitors were unacceptable, largely because they were not impartial.
The creditors also argued that the judge had appointed advisers who were not impartial because they represented plaintiffs in a similar bankruptcy case in Newark involving a company called G.I. Holdings Inc.
The appeals court ignored most of his other demands, including his insistence that the three judges trying him be replaced because, he argued, they were not "impartial" and had acted "monstrously".
Yaqoob, who lives in Birmingham, claimed the Ofsted inspections "were not impartial" and that "the view on the ground is that this is political interference – Michael Gove is the education secretary and his views are well known".
Several foreign reporters who managed to sneak into Homs to report on the crackdown there vouched for the accuracy of most of the video produced by the activists, but they never hid the fact that they were not impartial observers but participants in the struggle to topple President Bashar al-Assad.
But the former leader of Respect and a former Birmingham city councillor, Salma Yaqoob, said the inspections were not impartial.
Vannoni successfully appealed the committee's rejection in court, arguing that some of its members weren't impartial.
They're not impartial at all".
