Sentence examples for show evenhandedness from inspiring English sources

For Rwanda, she added, the international community could show evenhandedness not only by continuing to bring the Hutu killers to justice but by not ignoring abuses committed by the Tutsi leaders.

Farber's faint show of probity and evenhandedness does little credit to the reputation his blog posts have built here regarding clear-eyed environmental policy.

With admirable evenhandedness, he shows how the costs and benefits of globalization have always been inseparable.

"Our Lady of the Forest" achieves a clinical evenhandedness in showing you the most depressing members of a small logging town.

Roberts and the court have gone to some lengths to show the nation the seriousness and evenhandedness of their inquiry.

He promised to be "constrained by the precedents" and rightfully observed that following precedent promotes "evenhandedness, predictability, stability, the appearance of integrity in the judicial process".

Yet there is no American-style cable-TV free-for-all; unlike Fleet Street newspapers, British television news shows operate under a regulatory requirement for fairness and evenhandedness.

Baxter shows equal felicity with male and female characters, making this evenhandedness look so natural that you forget how few writers are similarly skilled.

A little evenhandedness, please!

This time, such evenhandedness seems impossible.

They expected something more than studied evenhandedness from the United States.