In this descriptive sense of "morality," morality may not even incorporate impartiality with regard to all moral agents, those people whose behavior is legitimately subject to moral judgments, nor may it be universalizable in any significant way.
Impartialist theories which require all agents to display first-order impartiality at all times (Godwin's, for example) might be referred to as strict impartialist theories.
The CIJ association adds another layer of impartiality to the wider strategy.
Your therapist's totally impartiality to issues can only help you come to better solutions.
We conducted our work with impartiality, without interference, and with full access to all relevant documents.
First, Hare proposed a figure he calls 'the archangel' who is the model for fully critical (as opposed to intuitive) moral thinking, having full access to all the relevant information and complete impartiality between the affected parties.
A point-by-point rebuttal to all this belongs in expert hands, but even the general reader will realize at some point that although Mr. Teresi repeatedly proffers his journalistic credentials as evidence of impartiality, he omits several pertinent perspectives.
He added that the BBC was "satisfied" that its range of election programmes met the obligation to provide "due impartiality" and all relevant parties had the chance to put their case.
Both the Coalition and Labor go out of their way to court Rupert Murdoch and his influential media empire because they know the ABC is bound by impartiality in all circumstances.
Parkinson said he was "very happy" with Thursday's ruling because it recognised the impact production orders have on the "safety and impartiality of all journalists".
