Sentence examples for impartial regard from inspiring English sources

Kohlberg identifies two of these justice operations: "equality," which involves an impartial regard for persons, and "reciprocity," which means a regard for the role of personal merit.

Community participants were purposively selected through key members of the Somali Australian Friendship Association, as well as informal community networks that were identified as being impartial regarding the debate about khat use within the Somali community.

Evaluating the quality of a clinical trial is a process that draws upon sometimes complex methodological and statistical concepts, with which the reader should nonetheless be familiar in order to come to impartial conclusions regarding the raw data presented in the clinical trials.

Gert's analysis holds that "A is impartial in respect R with regard to group G if and only if A's actions in respect R are not influenced at all by which member(s) of G benefit or are harmed by these actions" (Gert 1995, p.104).

He is not an impartial party in regards to Leeds and as an adviser to the Safe and Sustainable review, we do question his motives".

The killer may be impartial with respect to his victims' occupations, religious beliefs, and so forth, but it would be absurd to regard this as a form of moral impartiality (despite the fact that, in certain contexts, morality does require impartiality with respect to such considerations).

His party is so divided that it has no neutral senior figures who could man a disciplinary committee the rebels would regard as impartial.

This results in an impartial and objective decision regarding the final design of an acoustic encapsulation with a higher perceived sound quality.

S.S. McClure asked her to complete the series because she was regarded as impartial.

Think tanks are essential because they are traditionally regarded as impartial actors, informed by their research and representing a variety of political opinions.

Thus, science autobiographies can hardly be regarded as impartial.