Sentence examples for evenhanded action from inspiring English sources
The United States must step aside from the rigid rhetoric of the war on terrorism, realize that all parties share responsibility, and take firm, evenhanded action immediately.
Ms. Harris, who served as a state co-chairwoman of Mr. Bush's campaign, has denied any effort to undermine Florida's rules on absentee ballots, saying all of her actions were "fair, consistent and evenhanded".
So you know, in the context of this, we're going to be evenhanded in saying we don't want to see provocative action.
To many Arab-Americans, the administration's actions are seen as more pro-Israel than evenhanded, especially its support of Ariel Sharon, the Israeli prime minister.
Relatively evenhanded but not sufficiently evenhanded — my sentence was truncated.
Paul is scrupulously evenhanded.
Not everyone is so evenhanded.
Ms. Fiedler is generally evenhanded.
This is the first sign of the evenhanded approach that Crowe will pursue, on the principle that so much blood was spilled at Gallipoli, on every flank of the action, that all we can do reasonably do is mourn.
"This is an evenhanded approach, and an evenhanded report," Dr. Leffall said.
The report issued Friday seemed evenhanded.
