To take sides at a later point would be to suggest that the earlier presumptive impartiality was a sham.

在以后的某一时刻偏袒某一方，就意味着先前假定的公正只是一种假象。

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He has compromised his reputation for impartiality.

他已经危机他公正的名声。

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Lawyers are blocked from challenging the judges' impartiality.

律师们无法对法官的公正性提出质疑。

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The British government media watchdog OFCOM is currently investigating Press TV, which is based in London, over complaints of "breaching accuracy and impartiality guidelines."

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It suggests, from the beginning, a kind of loftiness and impartiality of perspective characteristic of the philosopher, but not necessarily the citizen.

那一开始，便暗示着一种高尚及公平的观点,一种哲学家的特性，但不一定是公民所具备。

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"The BBC's job is to secure due impartiality and in securing due impartiality on what is a premiere political discussion program, it is right in our belief that the BNP should have an appearance,".

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Government ethics rules require impartiality in the performance of government duties and avoidance of preferential treatment.

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Judge Sotomayor has the humility to recognize the difficulty of achieving true and pure impartiality.

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Commissioner Patricia MacBride said a time limit must not impact upon its independence and impartiality.

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