impartial

Modifying Another Word

• politically: Can the Royal Society of Edinburgh, which claims to be politically impartial, do any better?
• supposedly: But, imagine that we were in the referee's shoes, and were therefore supposedly impartial... .
• completely: They should also be completely impartial; never take the advice of an agent who is also selling you a property.
• totally: We do not sell anything so can keep totally impartial.
• strictly: The RPTS is strictly impartial and every case it handles is decided on its merits.
• truly: At Debt Free Direct we offer truly impartial advice.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

keep: This is designed to keep television news impartial, which is said to ensure a healthy democracy.

Modifies a noun

• tribunal: The overriding consideration was the " fundamental " right of everyone to a " fair hearing " by an " impartial tribunal " .
• advice: The planning system relies upon the impartial advice of experts.
• observer: Someone like Edwards can hardly be called an impartial observer.
• overview: Return to top Angola BBC country profile - provides an impartial overview of the country.
• adjudicator: METHOD OF ADJUDICATION Two impartial adjudicators shall be appointed by the Executive Committee for each scientific meeting.
• mediator: Any viewer could submit comments by email to the committee through an impartial mediator ( the Hansard Society, for choice ).

Used with adjective complement

• remain: Are newspapers free to publish opinions or do they have to remain impartial?
• provide: We provide impartial, high quality interpretations that will help you gain the most from your image logs.
• offer: Written by a pizza shop proprietor, the site offers impartial, honest advice.
• give: The firm prides itself on giving impartial, objective, quality advice to clients.
• see: The journalist in question will probably never be seen as impartial on that issue in the future.
• deliver: Business Link for London This organization delivers impartial, expert and practical business advice to London's small and medium-sized businesses.

Preposition: in

matter: In dealing with complaints or disputes the Independent Assessor is 100 % impartial in these matters.