Meanings of act impartially in English

The authority has a constitutional duty to act impartially and without fear or favour.

The public must have confidence in the criminal justice system to act impartially at all times.

The trustee in this case is the agent for debtor and creditor, and he must act impartially.

Sampath, rejected Modi's allegation, saying it was determined to act impartially and was not afraid of any political party.

How can Mitch McConnell possibly act impartially given his statement about acting in total coordination with the President's team?

They believe his advisers totally ignored his responsibility to act impartially during one of the most sensitive takeover bids in recent Whitehall history.

She said she would attend Liberal Party meetings but not those about tactics and pledged "in this Chair I will act impartially".

Its refusal to take sides may suggest it is acting impartially.

Just one in ten police officers in Northern Ireland believe Ombudsman Ms Nuala O'Loan acts impartially, it was revealed tonight.

And the Belleville rooters acted impartially, cheering first one side and then the other, as good plays happened to come along.