impartial
Americanadjective
adjective
Related Words
See fair 1.
Other Word Forms
- impartiality noun
- impartially adverb
- impartialness noun
- pseudoimpartial adjective
- quasi-impartial adjective
- unimpartial adjective
Etymology
Origin of impartial
Example Sentences
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But more recently, China has stopped making such calls publicly, opting to instead push for a “fair and impartial” approach toward peace on the Korean Peninsula—suggesting Beijing won’t contest Pyongyang’s de facto nuclear status.
The fundamental principles of humanitarian aid are that it should be neutral, impartial, and directed at those most in need.
From BBC
The Department of Justice did not respond to specific questions, but said judges must be impartial and that the agency is obligated to take action against those who demonstrate systemic bias.
From Los Angeles Times
"MSF calls on the Israeli authorities to ensure that INGOs can maintain and continue their impartial and independent response in Gaza. The already restricted humanitarian response cannot be further dismantled."
From BBC
Rights group Amnesty International on Saturday urged Bangladesh's interim government to carry out "prompt, thorough, independent and impartial" investigations into Hadi's killing and the violence that followed.
From Barron's
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