Sentence examples for when it comes to impartiality from inspiring English sources

Its EU food policy director, Franziska Achterberg, said: "Even Efsa – not exactly a poster child when it comes to impartiality – doesn't allow scientists tied to ILSI to sit on its expert panels.

The trust has disappointingly missed an opportunity to show it has teeth when it comes to enforcing impartiality obligations".

"It is very, very important that this is a politically impartial role... the one thing that's clear is this person will have to have credibility when it comes to the issue of impartiality," he added.

"This would appear to be the latest in a long series of biased, anti-Ryanair rulings by Enac, an organisation which has repeatedly shown its bias and lack of impartiality when it comes to cases relating to Ryanair," he said.

And he believes that, frankly, it raises questions about their impartiality when it comes to public corruption cases.

Businesses have got to maintain strict impartiality when it comes to competition issues.

However, when it comes to military matters, we must once again maintain our impartiality.

Impartiality, however, does not mean neutrality when it comes to the facts and the evidence.

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.

Sensationalism aside, this episode highlights once again troubling questions about the nature of impartiality as the BBC sees it, and about the international double standards when it comes to sexual orientation.

Particularly when it comes to spending pledges.