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impartial

[im-pahr-shuhl] / ɪmˈpɑr ʃəl /


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At the time of the January 30 ruling in its favour, China had hailed it as "objective and impartial".

From Barron's

Most telling of all: Those chafed by “Promising Young Woman” haven’t given Fennell the impartial second chance that her male industry colleagues receive time and time again.

From Salon

This had led to a rise in tribunals, they said, adding that free and impartial support was available to those families.

From BBC

"Justice and accountability requires a thorough and impartial investigation to establish the facts. A truly joint state and federal investigation would be a welcome development," Pretti's family said in a statement.

From BBC

“Hospitals must remain neutral, civilian spaces, free from military presence or activity, to ensure the safe and impartial delivery of medical care,” the group said in a Q&A section of its website.

From The Wall Street Journal