Sentence examples similar to * the even handedness from inspiring English sources

Microsoft also questioned the even-handedness of Judge Jackson's decisions in general.

Occasionally, the even-handedness makes it all feel a bit middle-of-the-road.

To be sure, the even-handedness of his tone plays well into the conservative narrative that it's the "refusal to negotiate" on "both sides" that's the problem.

Cooler-headed critiques have tended to lament the even-handedness of the film, its suggestion that somehow the Palestinian killers at Munich and the men who pursued them are, ultimately, as bad as each other.

Demographic groups that favor social justice dispute the even-handedness of the marketplace; they often view business and corporations with suspicion; and they believe that the state has an obligation to provide for those struggling in a free market system.

If the even-handedness of some of his explicit political remarks could seem almost diplomatic at times (politicians, including Bill Clinton, have been fond of quoting him), he was also, when the occasion demanded, a forceful articulator of an Irish political conscience before a primarily English audience.

Unfortunately, Government pressure appears to be forcing the FCA to abandon the even-handedness that the FOS is demonstrating in favour of going soft.

Though the picture makes attempts at balance, it would be a mistake to say it has the even-handedness of a down-the-middle docudrama, because "Sunday" is clearly on the side of the 15,000 Irish-Catholic demonstrators who turned out to make a nonviolent point about their grievances at what they saw as discrimination by the Protestant majority in the Ulster Government.

The even-handedness of Birgitte's first season trip to Greenland seemed a dim memory.

Grant's personal honesty, firmness, and even handedness reassured the nation and a second civil war was averted.

He also aimed to push the Middle East peace process by showing even handedness toward Israelis and Palestinians.