Sentence examples for impartial concern from inspiring English sources
We can either choose the aggressive and exclusive tendencies that have developed in practically all religious and secular traditions or we can cultivate those that speak of compassion, empathy, respect and an impartial "concern for everybody".
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.
Mozi, as indicated earlier, advocated the doctrine of impartial concern.
Mozi advocated the doctrine of universal love or impartial concern.
Another Mohist response is that the sage kings practiced impartial concern, so it must be possible.
On the contrary, his fundamental position in international politics is a committed cosmopolitanism, an impartial concern for all human beings.
Impartial, equal concern cannot defensibly be advocated as the ideal ethical motivation of individual agents.
The problem is that the characteristics they build into this conception of an ideal agent are just those they already hold should be articulated by a satisfactory ethical theory, such as impartial, benevolent concern for the welfare of all.
A machine can hold any ballot to the light of impartial review without concern about party affiliation, race, gender or other factor that may influence the actions of a human being.
Suppose we accept the idea that the person committed to egalitarianism will not seek to expunge all personal commitments from her life but will seek to accommodate impartial ethical and partial concerns in some way that does justice to both.
In so doing, it relied on the sufficiency of the general "intent of the voter" standard articulated by the State Legislature, coupled with a procedure for ultimate review by an impartial judge, to resolve the concern about disparate evaluations of contested ballots.
