Sentence examples for be even handed from inspiring English sources

The media could still do a great deal more to be even handed in its reporting". Detective Inspector George Rhoden, chair of the Met branch of the Black Police Association, supported the commissioner's remarks.

The prime minister said Sharif's election was a good chance for a new start and played down concerns that the leader of the Muslim League, criticised for a soft approach to the Taliban, could not be even handed.

It is supposed to be even handed when reporting on news and current affairs and not be biased towards a particular group of people, organisation or political party.

In the process he would send a message to the rest of the world - that America is ready to be even handed, and to indeed remake its image across the Arab and Muslim Worlds.

Be even handed and refuse to put people down.

But let's be even-handed here; what are some of the criticisms of Pac-Man? "It's the same level, over and over!" Oh wait, that's a criticism of Halo.

We're going to be even-handed here, we've decided, and hand out two awards on the same issue.

Crace is not minded to be even-handed.

Labour leaders will not be even-handed in Manchester either.

If one is a spokesman for the sensible center, one must be even-handed, mustn't one?

The book as a whole strives to be even-handed, objective, and fair to competing arguments.