impartial

At least they could try to be impartial, he thought.

I was learning, trying to be impartial all the time.

Whatever else may be said of me, I am impartial.

If only there were some impartial person to talk to.

Is there an impartial and true history of the world?

The Secretary is then to present the case and any evidence to an impartial court.

Of course, given my own record, I may not be the most impartial judge.

We must be more impartial, including in relations between our countries.

He said the agency would be impartial and free of political influence.

They must be impartial, with no connection whatever to either party.

Only the five impartial experts could present the final report.

Free, impartial advice is available and can make a real difference.

For the board was impartial, having the best interests of society and the individual at heart.

Knew no reason why he could not be an impartial juror.

A pair of fresh and impartial eyes is in order.

Particularly now that people know we're related, I'll have to go out of my way to be impartial.

The third report was the most impartial and least contentious.

The international Press institute has called in for impartial government investigation.

He was seen as fair and impartial by both sides.

So I am not impartial when it comes to smoking.

First, the government needs an outside evaluation that will be impartial.

A far more impartial mind than any of those in the room was ready to take command.

It makes people consider issues from an impartial moral point of view.

This helps me to take a cold, impartial view of the evidence.

They were known for their impartial judgment and high sense of justice.