Suppose some outcome would be extremely beneficial to me, though indifferent (or worse) when considered impartially.
Epoche is Greek; it means 'to abstain from judgment.' Epoche was introduced into philosophy by ancient skeptics who felt that neutrality was the best attitude to adopt when searching for knowledge: each idea was to be considered impartially without the weight of personal attachment to it via either assent or dissent.
Some, for instance, argue that what makes a convention good, and so serves to justify its demands, is its contribution to overall happiness, while others see the measure of conventions in their ability to advance the interests of each considered singly, and still others maintain that the value of conventions is found in their capacity to secure the approval of those who consider them impartially.
Tonga's prime minister, Lord Tu'ivakano, says the courts will impartially consider a request for extradition.
And I will do my best to consider every case impartially, modestly, with commitment to principle and in accordance with law".
I impartially consider the opinions and needs of all of my workers when resolving a conflict and I work hard to resolve it.
Can a debtor deal impartially with creditors' demands for stronger centralised controls?
We want people to consider the case utterly impartially".
The rules of procedural fairness, as Phillips (1998) purports, are comprised of a number of requirements including, to hear (both) sides of the case; to act impartially; to consider all relevant information and to disregard irrelevant information.
The factual allegations in the Complaint are not sufficient to allow me to reasonably conclude that the director defendants face a substantial likelihood of liability that would prevent them from impartially considering a demand.
When one maximizes the good, it is the good impartially considered.
