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impartiality

noun as in evenhandedness

Strong match

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At the ICJ hearings, a US official raised "serious concerns" about the impartiality of UNRWA, and alleged that Hamas used the agency's facilities.

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The Conservatives have called for the inquiry to be chaired by a senior judge to guarantee impartiality and restore faith in the process.

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The difference is that media bias hiding behind impartiality is always less compelling than an honest conversation between two people who don’t let their political beliefs get in the way of exposing the truth.

But the group is also taking money from tourism ministries and public bodies in return for publishing guides, raising questions about its impartiality.

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According to officials, the dismissals were tied to the agents’ conduct during official duties, which seemingly violated policies requiring political neutrality and impartiality while in uniform or on duty.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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