Examples of using Be impartial in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Sheldon, I resent the implication-- The very public implication-- That I cannot be impartial with my patients.
knowing that the evaluation will never be impartial and objective.
they must also be impartial and independent.
it is of fundamental importance that these reports should be impartial.
and must be impartial and neutral.
A panellist shall be impartial and independent and shall have,
which must be impartial, in other words,
we Europeans must be impartial in our assessments, definite in our actions
politicisation which have produced an adverse effect on the functioning of a civil service that must be impartial and neutral.
Such dialogues yield auspicious results for the renovation of historical knowledge and should be impartial to the point of guaranteeing space to challenge what seems established or unquestioned.
no cheating, being impartial and surpass oneself in any circumstance.
The aim is being impartial in care, but being impartial is difficult.
But you can say:'I'm impartial and do not deal with politics.
You're not being impartial.
We're impartial.
Tom is impartial.
The messages are impartial, focused and concrete.
Acted as referee Bauerfeldt Mr. Lucio, who was impartial in their deliberations.
Remember that Aryadeva said that the first thing a proper disciple needs to be is impartial, where we come to Buddhism without preconceptions.
reallocation of the spectrum dividend are impartial, transparent, proportionate and non-discriminatory.