It will take careful, impartial, context-sensitive review of particular institutional arrangements of the kind performed by Judge Brown to enforce those guarantees.
Potentially an invaluable mechanism for citizens and civil society groups to engage with the civil servants and state officials who represent them, the OGP could facilitate frank discussions about their aspirations and concerns in an impartial, extra-national context.
However, in deciding how to respond, the one-caring works in what Noddings called a "problem-solving" mode in order to keep in mind the particular relationship and context and to avoid slipping into the abstract, impartial, impersonal reasoning of the deontologist, the utilitarian, or the justice theorist.
But it is neither neutral nor impartial since scientific theory is informed by values that shape the context in which the relevance of evidence is determined.
In the context of medications, one doctor acknowledged that access to good and impartial information was often complicated by overarching systemic barriers where pharmaceutical companies controlled what is available.
Recognizing that religion is or could be a highly political issue in many contexts, it is important that efforts to engage with religious communities are impartial and non-partisan.
In effect, they conflate the idea of seeking an impartial justification for our actions, which are taken from within a particular, and thus necessarily partial, context, with that of adopting an impartial point of view, but one that, impossibly, is abstracted from any particular context.
But Sarah Warbelow, legal director for the Human Rights Campaign -- a national organization that fights for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender equality -- said Bradley's comments do matter in the context of her position on the Wisconsin Supreme Court, because people should be able to expect "a fair and impartial decision" from the judicial system.
What should count as an improvement is highly dependent on the specific context and the roles performed in that situation (e.g. detached surgeons to remove brain tumors, impartial judges to administer justice).
