Sentence examples for with the impartiality from inspiring English sources

For much of the interview, McCluskey casts himself as a statesmanlike peace envoy, mediating between factions with the impartiality of an honest broker.

Headley was verbally abused by a section of the crowd, who disapproved of a black captain; he was also dissatisfied with the impartiality of the umpires.

He was charged with questioning the impartiality of the SFA's judicial panel and the integrity of Celtic.

During his long reign Baudouin served effectively as a unifying force in Belgium, a country deeply divided into Flemish- and French-speaking factions, and he was respected for the impartiality with which he treated the two groups.

We also identified differences in the impartiality with which GPs appeared to present the information.

Press TV maintained that it had complied with the due impartiality requirements of the broadcasting code.

But he vowed to make his conclusions public and said: "I will pay attention to everything, to whatever current opinion might be, and I will examine all the information with the same impartiality, whether it comes from the US, from Qatar, from Russia, from Australia".

A prosecutor who has the responsibility of investigating wrongdoing must meet a very high standard, demonstrate that he treats the politically connected with the same impartiality that he shows for the ordinary citizen, and keep a healthy distance from politics and political organizations.

Her record is there -- examine it, but render judgment with the same impartiality that will be expected of her should she be confirmed as Justice to the highest court in the land.

But both Downing Street and ITV are refusing to back down on the Cameron and Farage event, with the broadcaster strongly defending the impartiality of its coverage against accusations by Vote Leave that it has bowed to No 10 pressure.

The French law of conduct for civil servants demands inter alia that public servants show neutrality when communicating in public with a view to maintain the impartiality of the state.