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1952 A. E. Duncan-Jones Butler's Moral Philos. viii. 173 What we are calling the universalisability of his attitude consists in his being disposed..to respond in an equivalent way to people and situations of a given kind, should he come to consider them.

2002 Rev. Metaphysics (Nexis) 55 638 What distinguishes moral statements from imperatives more generally is their universalizability and internal motivational force.