The quality and even-handedness of the paper's coverage of the Northern Ireland Troubles were due in no small measure to Whewell's determination to make the complexities of Irish politics understandable to its readers.
Grant's personal honesty, firmness, and even handedness reassured the nation and a second civil war was averted.
Lewens discusses these issues with admirable clarity and even-handedness.
The structure, order and even-handedness of the trial system are remarkable.
Fair play has to do with ensuring a fair process, and even-handedness.
But more important, it creates a cinematic mosaic of American lives unprecedented in its range, balance, subtlety and even-handedness.
It was a bold decision for someone from a Catholic background to accept an honour at that point, but it was consistent with his courage and even-handedness.
But in digging into the reality of a scenario that suggests a French-Moroccan "Pretty Woman," the movie displays a remarkable empathy and even-handedness.
Each of these examples highlights the danger, even in democracies with well-developed institutions, that political motivations may infect the judicial process in a manner which erodes impartiality and even-handedness.
If the NTC inaugurated local and national tribunals imbued with President Mustafa Abdel Jalil's spirit of compassion and even-handedness, perpetrators of corruption could openly come forward admitting their crimes and seeking forgiveness.
Zoe Williams addresses the complexity of the issues raised by the politicisation of Ofsted inspections with insight and even-handedness (The 'swamp', it seems, is in Ofsted's head, 24 November).
