And though he treated Kingsley more severely than some thought justified, the resulting history of his religious opinions, Apologia pro Vita Sua (1864; "A Defense of His Life"), was read and approved far beyond the limits of the Roman Catholic Church, and by its fairness, candour, interest, and the beauty of some passages, it recaptured the almost national status that he had once held.
In fairness, his interest in the unlikable and unrelatable doesn't seem to have done him any harm: The Dinner sold more than a million copies worldwide.
Many of the Democrats have never liked vouchers, and it seems they won't let fairness or the interests of low-income, minority children stand in the way of their politics.
"We are ready for practical cooperation with our American partners in different sectors – on the principles of mutual respect for each others' interests, fairness and non-interference in internal affairs".
List options for action and their morally significant features e.g best interests, fairness Ascertain what legal or professional guidance exists Identify moral arguments for and against the options listed Choose an appropriate treatment option Identify the strongest ethical argument against its use, can it be rebuffed?
We aren't driven solely by self-interest; fairness and decency matter, too.
This is subject to the same conditions of fairness, accuracy, public interest and absence of malice.
This is an issue where fairness and self-interest come together.
These principles are designed to preserve the fairness and public interest of access to these data, commensurate with the mission of the CSRC.
"You've heard me explain at length how incredibly empathic, altruistic and cooperative we are, so why when we get to fairness is self-interest all that I see?" The inconsistency is not as great as it may seem, he says, because all behaviour must in the end serve the actors.
