Sentence examples for equal and impartial from inspiring English sources

Singer, who is perhaps the world's best known utilitarian philosopher, argues in his book "The Expanding Circle" that the relative neocortical sophistication of humans allows us to rationally broaden our ethical duty beyond the "tribe" — to an equal and impartial concern for all human beings.

But the consequentialist standard of promoting everyone's welfare probably would not demand that each of us realize the attitude of equal care, or equal and impartial concern for everyone.

It may appear that the Mohist arguments for acting on impartial concern are rather superficial and invite quick refutation, but Confucians could also be accused of glossing over the difficulties of getting people to have concern for all (if not equal and impartial concern).

Laws embody the ideals of a democratic nation only to the extent that every citizen receives equal and impartial justice.

It is time to ensure all military members, whether victim or accused, have access to a fair and impartial justice system equal to that of the American citizens they protect.

Even today, Robert Brown Elliott's prophecy of "equal, impartial and universal liberty" in America seems like an impossible dream.

"Justice should not only be done, but should manifestly and undoubtedly be seen to be done". Every person has a right to a full and equal, public and fair hearing by an independent and impartial tribunal, for the determination of his rights and obligations or of the merits of any charge brought against him.

It needs to be thorough and impartial.

First, independence and impartial journalism.

"He'll be fair and impartial.

"That investigation must be thorough, effective and impartial.