Sentence examples for Evenhanded approach from inspiring English sources

Joe's evenhanded approach angers harsh ideologues on both sides.

"This is an evenhanded approach, and an evenhanded report," Dr. Leffall said.

A. It is very important that we have a very evenhanded approach with our different teams.

Afghan officials often praised what they considered his evenhanded approach to their challenges.

(S) We believe this measured and evenhanded approach, coupled with extensive senior leader engagement, will defuse a volatile situation.

It's time for America to take a more evenhanded approach that offers Israel more incentive to compromise on a meaningful solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Mr. Blair has argued that an appearance of a less-than-evenhanded approach to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is costing Washington and London influence and credibility throughout the Arab world and in Europe.

Intelligent and evenhanded in his approach, Judge Bell treated those with whom he dealt with fairness and respect.

Evenhanded in its approach, this is a study which reveals the many sides to Hannah and Munby's relationship, but doesn't itself take sides.

Those with longer memories will recall the furious attacks on William Scranton when, as President Richard Nixon's envoy to the Middle East, he called for a more "evenhanded" American approach.

"Is it in our interests to use this when there are so many producers around the world who can take our place in the production of oil?" Instead, he said, Saudi Arabia prefers to use what he called "our special relationship" with the United States to press for a more evenhanded American approach to the Palestinian-Israeli conflict.