OSC is the beginning point of all conduct and academic integrity complaints against students and is an impartial resource for all parties in the complaint resolution process.
In hailing the verdict yesterday, a White House spokesman thanked the jury for "upholding a core American principle of impartial justice for all".
The White House will no doubt reiterate its view that the prosecution of Mr. Padilla, a United States citizen, upholds "a core American principle of impartial justice for all".
In the latter, I would have a far broader responsibility to pursue justice for all the people of our great nation; to see that the laws are enforced in a fair and impartial manner for all Americans.
"We commend the jury for its work in this trial and thank it for upholding a core American principle of impartial justice for all," said Gordon D. Johndroe, a spokesman for the White House.
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.
On the contrary, his fundamental position in international politics is a committed cosmopolitanism, an impartial concern for all human beings.
The results can be useful to faculty members and disability services staff members to better support nursing students and create an impartial environment for all students.
It may also have been a response to the criticism that impartial care for all undermines special personal relationships, which most of us agree are of great value.
Choosing the smaller good or the greater bad makes one's life, as a whole, turn out worse: "Rationality requires an impartial concern for all parts of our life.
"You are only damaging our ability to conduct a fair and impartial process for all parties involved.
