Sentence examples for fundamental impartiality from inspiring English sources

Or should the multipliers be 20 and 10, or 4 and 2? The second worry about prioritarianism is whether attaching greater importance to increases in welfare for some than to the same size increases in welfare for others contradicts fundamental impartiality (Hooker 2000: 60 2).

This is the fundamental principle of impartiality and is the basis of medical ethics.

This fundamental notion of impartiality guides our work and is non-negotiable, in Syria or anywhere else.

But summit delegates who are here to "celebrate judicial traditions and the fundamental importance of impartiality, integrity and fairness" might ask him, on behalf of the likes of Nealon and George, how any nation that professes to lead the world can wash its hands of those who have been so grievously treated by the criminal justice system.

The denial of the value of supererogatory action also appeals to its incompatibility with the fundamental requirement of impartiality.

The oath taken by each police officer is clear: they "declare and affirm" to serve "with fairness, integrity, diligence and impartiality, upholding fundamental human rights and according equal respect to all people".

All the new government ministers took an oath of office that requires them "to uphold the rule of law based as it is on the fundamental principles of fairness, impartiality and democratic accountability, including support for policing and the courts".

It has seldom, if ever, extended to equally important arguments around the fragility of democracy itself: to the notion that honesty, accuracy and impartiality are fundamental to the process of building and embedding informed, participatory societies.

Mr. Chairman, we must also urgently address discrepancies across regions in the overall funding of humanitarian action - discrepancies that violate the fundamental humanitarian principle of impartiality and non-discrimination.

That agnosticism as to the advantage demonstrates the fundamental neutrality (or more accurately, impartiality, as I discuss below) of the underlying technology.

And that loudmouth Joe Walsh says I was "wrong" and "unfair to Hillary". Fox's Judge Jeanine Pirro thinks what I did "disgraces and politicizes" the FBI and violates "the most fundamental rules of fairness and impartiality". And she's for Trump!