Sentence examples similar to enables impartiality from inspiring English sources
Our neutrality and impartiality are the best protection we have, and enables us to keep the hospital open.
This is a significant development in moral philosophy, as it enables us to separate arguments against utilitarianism into two classes: arguments against impartiality and arguments against aggregation.
It's a practice to which those of us who worked for international news agencies had to adhere -- I did in a previous incarnation -- notably since our careful choice of words legitimized our impartiality and enabled us to continue covering what may have been difficult or unpleasant news.
Independence The Panel considers that UNICEF's Evaluation Office is meeting the UNEG Norms and Standards related to independence, including: fostering an enabling environment for evaluation; independence and impartiality of evaluators; ensuring access to information required for evaluations; and EO's freedom to report to the appropriate level of decision-making on evaluation findings.
Thus, we may regard 'democratisation' in this sense as enabler of 'open impartiality' which, in the special case of science and education, would fulfil Habermas's prerequisite 'politicisation' to progress toward a state of 'self-enlightenment' (though Habermas's view of 'democratisation' in [ 81] was of more institutionalised nature).
His impartiality in the discharge of its duties might be fairly presumed; and the employment would not only bring his character in review before the public; but enable him to justify the public confidence, by performing his public functions with independence, and firmness, and sound discretion.
To enable transpositional scrutiny, Sen (by following Adam Smith's notion of the 'impartial spectator', see [ 84] cited in [ 53], p.124), calls for processes of 'open impartiality' (ibid., p.123).
Davies is asking about impartiality.
