The wording of the commandments is for the most part universal, impartial; but they also tell us "honor your father and your mother".
Such an intention duplicates the universality of content that he thinks full-fledged moral 'oughts' must have, but it still lacks the universality in form a moral 'ought' needs, because it depends on the possession of a particular desire (impartial benevolence) on the part of the agents.
Medical examiners should be impartial expert witnesses, not part of the prosecution's "team".
For Adam Smith, the voice of an imagined impartial spectator is the voice of conscience, the part within us that stands in judgment of ourselves.
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.
In many parts of the world, free speech is declining rather than growing, so the need for an impartial, reliable news voice is greater than ever.
Understanding the psychology of changing norms starts from a simple insight: although we may wish to be perfectly rational and impartial, bias is an inescapable part of what it means to be human.
Not only did Finn helm their last three studio albums, but he served as an invaluable member of the band: part adviser, part impartial observer, he helped smooth out tensions and hone their sound.
Finn returned to produce the record and was a key architect of the "polished" pop punk sound, and he served as an invaluable member of the band: part adviser, part impartial observer, he helped smooth out tensions and hone their sound.
Our Constitution demands that juries be impartial and that race play no part in the selection process.
