Sentence examples for would be evenhanded from inspiring English sources
Mr. Issa told Politico he would be evenhanded and focused on substance.
He also sought to convince all sides that despite his Jewish heritage he would be evenhanded in his dealings with the continuing disputes concerning Israel and Palestine.
His "hope that Secretary Kelly would be more evenhanded on enforcement... hasn't been borne out".
We would expect Mr. Feinberg to be evenhanded.
Saying the mayor wanted to be "evenhanded" in his release of information, Mr. Hess said new background information would be released about Detective Vasquez and Mr. Dorismond as it was learned.
This despite a cleverly constructed hook making the measure appear to be evenhanded in clamping down on corporate and labor spending, causing many observers to believe that the initiative would finally pass after two earlier failures.
It is supposed to be evenhanded.
But she said the plan sought to be evenhanded.
His set managed to be evenhanded without being wishy-washy.
No self-respecting writer would deliver such a polemic today, and if there is one adjective to describe Bill Turque's "Inventing Al Gore," that adjective has to be "evenhanded".
But an American veto, several diplomats suggested, would only make the United States seem like an accomplice the Israeli campaign and set back efforts American diplomats have made here to be evenhanded in casting blame.
