Sentence examples similar to even-handed selection process from inspiring English sources

Unlike many other states, where the process is more partisan, Connecticut's Constitution mandates an even-handed process that gives both major parties equal say.

So we have endeavored to run a very transparent and even-handed process, and that effort is ongoing".

Even their selection process was scarcely credible.

And as the Bush administration interviews candidates for his successor, even the selection process has fallen prey to ideological struggle.

If we regret anything about this, it shouldn't be the "politicisation" of formerly even-handed processes, but the belief that politics can be subject to impartial oversight.

Even today, the selection process tends to favour pilots.

In some cases, finance even leads a vendor selection process once dominated by marketing.

Had we adopted a more even-handed approach during the Oslo process, we might have actually gotten a two-state solution.

"Even in Labour's open selection process not many women applied," she says.

In other words, they appear to be assuming they will lose before the vendor selection process is even completed.

Noting that several credible candidates had dropped out even before the primaries, he added, "The presidential selection process was bypassed".