According to Henry Sidgwick Sidgwickk, The Methods of Ethics, 1907), we know a priori several self-evident axioms that are objectively true, including axioms of benevolence and justice, and that lead together to the conclusion that each of us ought to do what will bring about the best consequences when their value is known by the ratio of pleasure over pain in them viewed impartially.
Tonga's prime minister, Lord Tu'ivakano, says the courts will impartially consider a request for extradition.
If you're receiving a lot of money from a manufacturer, you may not view their product as impartially as you would if you were not receiving that money.
What are your feelings about the president and Inauguration Day, and will those feelings keep you from fairly and impartially deciding on a case and viewing evidence?" D.C. Superior Court Judge Lynn Leibovitz asked the 70 panelists.
Buddhists teach that in mindfulness mediation one can view their thoughts and self impartially.
The law was to be enforced impartially, without regard to status or position.
We have no desire to enter into any controversy on a subject ably and impartially covered, in our view, by the Falmouth Committee, but we cannot help correcting at least two misstatements.
His amiable American bulk, standing, striding, looking thoughtful, impartially blots out the shifting views of Naples and Urbino.
As teachers, we are bound by the 1996 Education Act to present different political beliefs impartially and to not promote partisan political views.
Equal votes, majority rule, and competitive party elections offer a mechanism for impartially and equitably weighing and combining the views of millions of citizens about the nature of the public good.
