Sentence examples for evenhanded manner from inspiring English sources

"There is no doubt in my mind that this individual was treated in a fair and evenhanded manner," he said.

This new approach should send a message that the Bush administration is prepared to treat all sides in Congo's conflict in an evenhanded manner.

The company, Dach said, is handing out political donations in a more "evenhanded" manner now than it did before his arrival.

Indeed, while almost all states publicly oppose the acquisition of nuclear weapons by Iran, there is also growing support for dealing with this problem in an "evenhanded" manner, namely, by establishing a nuclear weapons free zone across the entire region.

As The Daily News noted over the weekend, this man said back then that while Mr. Bloomberg's bankbook alone did not explain his victory, his "lopsided" spending style "prevents voters from hearing both sides in an evenhanded manner and distorts the terms of the debate".

But if the state does operate schools or provides funds to defray the costs of some children's education, the state violates the deontological requirement if its schools or disbursements of funds to parents earmarked for children do not operate in an evenhanded manner but instead arbitrarily confer advantages on some over others.

We have a diverse staff, and we manage them in a very evenhanded way".

"I'm proud that the office handled the cases in a fair and evenhanded way".