Примеры использования To be impartial на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Sixth Amendment requires juries to be impartial.
To be impartial and brave when collecting, narrating and commenting on information.
The Assistant Chief Constable trusts me to be impartial.
To be impartial, we have to use the compiler's optimizing capabilities.
Well, you have clearly made up your mind not To be impartial in this case.
The appeal trials also failed to be impartial, legal and in compliance with the principle of equality of arms.
The court must appear to a reasonable observer to be impartial.
Their history shows them to be impartial and objective as well as humanitarian.
Judges must not only be impartial, they must also be seen to be impartial.
Ivanishvili calls upon journalists to be impartial and request them to quit serving the machine of lies.
Second, the tribunal must also appear to a reasonable observer to be impartial.
I want to be impartial and wish to somehow continue working in this sphere and be an unbiased journalist.
However, it is not enough for the judge to be impartial and independent.
Mr. Soltani did not attend his trial hearing as he did not recognize the competence of the court anddid not hold it to be impartial.
All members of the Committee were presumed to be impartial; the Committee would have benefited from Mr. Rechetov's views on the subject at hand.
The former chief of police had been taken off the case,since he was not considered to be impartial.
Other speakers emphasized that the mechanism needed to be impartial, transparent, non-intrusive, participatory and equitable.
Mr. Smith, you said that your father was a police detective for 30 years that would not cause you to be impartial, would it?
The court thus neglected its obligation to be impartial and objective, and took the side of the victims of the murder, by openly supporting the arguments of the prosecution.
In its choice and in the course of its inquiries and investigations,the Commission shall endeavour always to be impartial and fair.
Deviations from this principle may only be accepted if they involve a decision which appears to be impartial and results in a reasonable solution which benefits the community in general.
The State party submits there was no report of any guilty person in that article and considers it to be impartial.
The Act provides for equal access to public sector employment and an obligation to be impartial and neutral in dealings with public service users.
He wondered whether the issue could be captured by wording such as"the tribunal must also be publicly perceived to be impartial.
Ms. Motoc wondered whether the first suggestion by Mr. Shearer("must also be publicly perceived to be impartial") did not entail a risk of making the functioning of the courts subject to public opinion.
The fact that those broadcasters chose to use United Nations Radio broadcasts was a reflection of the fact that they perceived the reports to be impartial and objective.
With respect to the words"the tribunal must also be seen to be impartial" in the third sentence, they constituted pious wishes, as only the manifestation of impartiality would be taken into account.
MDF calls upon journalists, that are going to provide coverage of the May 17 rally against homophobia, to be impartial and cover the event in a balanced way.
The use of the word"only", impermissible in the report which aims to be impartial and objective, serves to reinforce the impression that there is a conscious intention to present the situation in Kosovo in a better light than it deserves.
An example of such a question might come as a follow-up:"Mr. Smith,you said that your father was a police detective for 30 years that would not cause you to be impartial, would it?