impartiality

To retain this impartiality, they don't run ads -- they do however link with affiliate links.

Implemented correctly, a computer algorithm comes closer to true impartiality than most humans ever could.

Cost of any competition, or even the free competitions, does not indicate any impartiality.

There may be merits to research in this area, but the affiliations of this researcher call into serious question any possible impartiality.

The courses themselves are the highest quality in the world and the rigor and impartiality is available for all the world to see.

An imperfect system, but at least one which aspires to impartiality and justice.

But I think the human race can build a better system based on principals of efficiency, impartiality and beneficence.

So you can guess as to the impartiality of the judicial proceedings.

I'm surprised, given the now proven non-impartiality of that website, that you would cite them.

A high buy-in fee for a competition removes any semblance of impartiality, as firms that do not want or cannot afford to participate are excluded.

I can accept the impartiality of astronomers coming to a consensus of how close the star Proxima Centauri is to earth.

Should that be considered an unfair impartiality in Google's algorithm?

"The law, in its majestic impartiality, forbids the rich and poor alike to sleep under the bridges of Paris"

"Say as little as possible so as to reduce the amount of data on which suspicions of impartiality can be cast"

Their slogan is something along the lines of "Only our readers can buy us." I always found it quite ironic that their readership seems to feel like that guarantees impartiality.

I don't even disagree with most of it, except maybe how you're using the terms "complete" and "proper." Saying that something isn't complete or proper generally really isn't compatible with a claim of impartiality.