Sentence examples for impartial basis from inspiring English sources

Given the fluid political situation, concerns have been raised that humanitarian assistance is given on an impartial basis.

Primarily, principled humanitarian assistance which is provided on an impartial basis requires actors to be able to operate independently, which means that you don't work with governments in most cases because governments are often party to conflict.

The second variant denies the possibility of an impartial basis for assessing moral status.

Fast holds that involvement of more private military/security contractors in humanitarian action will "challenge the independent and impartial basis of traditional humanitarian assistance" (Fast 2014, p. 119).

"Fundamentally as a governing body, we have got an obligation to invigilate the rules and adjudicate between the clubs on an impartial basis," Wood said.

FT editors will no doubt persist in the fiction that they are free agents in the British tradition – but in the long run any hopes they might harbor that they can continue to cover East Asia, for instance, on an impartial basis will be dashed.

It might also suggest that we abandon, or at least relax, the methodological rigidity of Quality of Care frameworks, the basis of impartial audits.

Others have suggested spending the money on the basis of an impartial formula (for example, one new computer for every 20 students).

And it's not on the basis of an impartial series of benchmarks, it's prejudice, or political or simply gossip.

But rather than being mainly explanatory of moral judgments like Hume's "judicious spectator," the role of these impartial perspectives is to serve as a basis from which to assess and justify moral rules or principles.

Christian Ege, chairman of the Danish Ecological Council and leader of the counter conference, said: "Lomborg presents himself as an impartial scholar, drawing conclusions on a well-founded basis.