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).
SSA maintains a policy of strict impartiality with respect to private litigants and seeks to minimize the disruption of official duties.
Impartiality of this sort, however, does not necessarily imply any sort of impartiality with respect to other individuals' interests, rights, or claims.
Another basic idea of the present paper is that (apart from other information) the equiprobability assumption is to be linked to the idea of the impartiality of design with respect to the parameter under consideration.
But in order to ensure impartiality in the process to establish the probability distribution, a general rule should be applied, for example, the principle of maximum entropy.
The analysis of the decision aid issued by MIDIRS (Nr. 1) has shown that the leaflet provides a great deal of helpful information, but only insufficiently complies with the IPDAS criteria, in particular with respect to the display of outcome probabilities, reference to scientific evidence within the publication itself, impartiality of information and layout aspects.
Many attempts to characterize impartiality fail to respect the distinction between the broadest, most formalistic sense of the notion, and a more specifically moral impartiality.
Now, I'm sure you would agree that the perception of the American people with respect to the attorney general and his position and his impartiality in the dispensation of justice is critical.
"Respect to all the people in Glasgow.
As Brian Barry has written, the effect of consequentialist impartiality "is, in effect, to extend to the whole of conduct the requirements of impartiality that on the common-sense view are restricted to judges and bureaucrats acting in their official capacities".
