Sentence examples for your impartiality from inspiring English sources

I only wish the BBC valued your impartiality, loyalty and diligence as highly as you do.

People say if you move Amnesty's decision-making to Africa and Asia you'll lose your impartiality, and our gold dust is our independence and impartiality.

"So you cannot take into consideration your race, gender, national origin, and side with one choice or another because as soon as you do that, your impartiality is shot, your credibility is shot".

You have given us proof of your impartiality, your respect for all political sensibilities, even minority opinions, and your ability to avoid political discrimination.

Your therapist's totally impartiality to issues can only help you come to better solutions.

"It is vitally important that the Labour party, our shadow cabinet and Newsnight viewers have confidence in the impartiality and fairness of your programme, and the criteria on which guests and interviews are judged.

To me, The Times's laxity in this area, as exposed in your column, is a serious violation of your readers' trust in the paper's impartiality.

The civil service code of conduct, the main official document setting out guidelines for all of Whitehall, says only that civil servants "serve the government, whatever its political persuasion, to the best of your ability in a way which maintains political impartiality".

"It is hard not to question the impartiality of a report that arrives in your inbox with Heathrow's email disclaimer attached to it".

At times Mr Giannetti writes as if caring less about strangers than about yourself, your friends and your family was a form of self-deception, a sliding away from the impartiality essential to truth.

"You are to perform your final duty in an attitude of complete fairness and impartiality".