Sentence examples for impartiality requirements from inspiring English sources
Press TV maintained that it had complied with the due impartiality requirements of the broadcasting code.
Given the rise of the minor parties and the possibility that one might swing the balance of power, how will broadcasters cope with fulfilling their impartiality requirements whilst covering all the parties that could eventually form a coalition?
Ofcom said: "A presenter endorsing a political candidate at a time of an election is a clear and unambiguous breach of the due impartiality requirements of the (Broadcasting) Code.
The media regulator said that the final part of the programme, which focused on policies adopted by the United Nations and western governments to tackle global warming, was in breach of the "due impartiality" requirements of the broadcasting code.
Today, TV content on the internet is subject to no regulations – even if it was made by a traditional broadcaster and streamed over broadband – meaning that there are no taste and decency or impartiality requirements.
Similarly, the idea that impartiality requires that we give equal and/or adequate consideration to the interests of all concerned parties goes well beyond the requirements of the merely formal notion.
Impartiality is an essential requirement for a judge.
Thus one way to argue for ethical consequentialism is to observe that it is the theory that results when we combine the requirement of maximization with a distinctively moral constraint of impartiality, applying the requirement to a set of preferences that includes those of all the persons (or other sentient creatures) potentially affected by our actions (Harsanyi 1982).
It is characteristic of modern moral thought to see impartiality as a requirement of, if not a fundamental component of, morality.
Impartiality is the requirement that theories must be evaluated on the basis of evidence and the extent to which they fulfill other epistemic values.
Judge Hunter in a separate opinion stated that the requirement of impartiality 'was announced as essential to a grand jury proceeding by both the legislature and the supreme court of this state, in the statutes and decisions * * *.' 56 Wath.2d, at 537, 349 P.2d, at 423424.
