The top civil servant in the Department of Culture, Media and Sport that Mr. Hunt leads, Jonathan Stevens, said he had been "particularly struck" by Mr. Hunt's understanding of the impartiality required when he was appointed to oversee the bid.
But theological voluntarism can provide a straightforward understanding of the impartiality of morals by appealing to the claim that the demands of morality arise from the demands of someone who in fact has an impartial and supremely deep love for all of the beings that are morality's proper objects.
Among other things, the survey focused on tribunals' gender and ethnic diversity, members' understanding of fairness and impartiality duties, their training, and the relationship lay participants had with administrative law judges.
For the purposes of understanding impartiality, at any rate, it is most useful to group rule consequentialist theories not with act consequentialist theories but with deontological theories, which are more similar in terms of their underlying normative structure.
While Kantian constructivists build a moral dimension of impartiality into their understanding of reason, Hobbesian contractualists hold a non-moralized conception of rationality understood as the capacity effectively to satisfy one's interests.
The strong hand of the Pentagon in relief work, she said, reflected "the continuing lack of confidence the administration has in the United Nations system, and its frustration with understanding the role of humanitarian groups and their principle of impartiality".
They also had demonstrated sound decision making and impartiality, and a strong understanding of the community, he said.
Is the idea of impartiality worth preserving?
His judicial record of impartiality was impeccable.
The notion of impartiality becomes irrelevant.
It was fuller and set a higher standard of impartiality.
