Sentence examples similar to with greater impartiality from inspiring English sources

In remarkably similar terms, Mr. Davies said he had found the government's campaign "an unprecedented attack on the impartiality of the BBC and the integrity of the BBC, done with great vigor".

"His conduct is unbecoming someone trusted with this level of responsibility, and it is time for President Obama to replace him with someone with a greater sense of comportment and impartiality".

I read the report with great interest, as I have myself had cause to reflect on the media's science impartiality in relation to several interviews I have done about drug harms and drug treatment policy.

"I come with all my impartiality, with no political party," he later told reporters.

"I come with all my impartiality, with no political party," Mr. Latortue said at a hotel in Port-au-Prince Port-au-Prince Port-au-Prince

Employing external reviewers, not connected with the institution, would have provided a greater degree of impartiality.

All of these Sacco draws with fine impartiality.

Mr Courroye told Le Monde this week that he was acting with strict impartiality.

Trial judges are legally constrained to advise juries with rigorous impartiality.

A BBC spokeswoman said it was obliged to treat all legal political parties registered with the Electoral Commission with due impartiality.

This entry will be predominantly concerned with moral impartiality — the sort of impartiality, that is, that commonly features in normative moral and political theories.