Sentence examples for whose impartiality from inspiring English sources
This kind of safeguard is particularly important for elected local officials whose impartiality is crucial, like judges, sheriffs and prosecutors.
Many Italians now doubt the good faith of an institution, the judiciary, whose impartiality is essential to a functioning democracy.
They should also adopt an appeals process for recusals, so the final decision is no longer left to the judge whose impartiality is being questioned.
Leaving the decision up to the jurist whose impartiality is being questioned raises major appearance-of-conflict problems of its own.
McCulloch, whose impartiality has been repeatedly called into question, threw down what amounted to a challenge to Nixon, saying that he would recuse himself from the inquiry if the governor demanded he do.
McCulloch, whose impartiality has been repeatedly called into question, threw down what amounted to a challenge to Nixon, saying that he would recuse himself from the inquiry into the death of Brown if the governor demanded he do.
Recent harsh sentences follow a familiar pattern in Iran's judicial system whose independence and impartiality have been repeatedly questioned by human rights groups.
If they have to replace Fiona Woolf they'll announce, "We have now appointed someone whose experience and impartiality can surely not be challenged – Lady Brittan, who will be ably assisted by Lord Brittan".
This creates a tension between two competing ideals: evaluations developed by the best-qualified experts versus evaluations whose integrity and impartiality are above question.
Universalizability, thus formulated, does imply at least one sort of impartiality: an agent whose judgments are universalizable will be morally consistent, in the sense that she will judge her own actions by the same standards she applies to others.
In Short Circuits, based on his reporting at a series of European tournaments, Mewshaw raised additional questions about the impartiality of chair umpires whose main qualifications in the 1970s and 1980s often seemed to be friendship with tournament directors.
