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Meanings of evenhanded in English

Evenhanded.

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          Usage of evenhanded in English
          1
          It's a glaring omission for someone asserting a lack of evenhanded reporting.
          Reuters
          2
          Stronger and evenhanded surveillance to uncover vulnerabilities in large advanced economies is a priority.
          Reuters
          3
          In many instances, people will overrule your trades even when they are relatively evenhanded.
          The football fan's manifesto
          4
          The emperor's evenhanded justice allows the king to save face.
          Daughters of the Nile
          5
          The legal doctrine protects the court's credibility by avoiding politicization and keeps the law evenhanded.
          Reuters
          6
          It would appear to be an evenhanded dilemma, sir.
          The Neutronium Alchemist
          7
          Imagine the impact of behind-the-scenes political manipulation of purportedly evenhanded news programs or publications by politicos.
          Wired
          8
          Beijing had stressed the need for an "evenhanded" approach, and that word is included twice.
          Reuters
          9
          Mr. Crocker went on to indicate that the Administration wants to pursue an evenhanded policy in Africa.
          The new yorker
          10
          Thoughtful, intelligent, evenhanded, kind, but not majestic.
          Summers at Castle Auburn
          11
          But the law is evenhanded; it levies an equal succession-tax on the transmission of badness as of goodness.
          Applied Eugenics
          12
          For fairness and an evenhanded rule.
          Sagittarius Is Bleeding
          13
          The statement is almost comically evenhanded.
          The Irish Times
          14
          The dynamics needn't be that evenhanded.
          Schild’s Ladder
          15
          For John's justice was not evenhanded.
          Bog-Myrtle and Peat / Tales Chiefly of Galloway Gathered from th...
          16
          Even though their opinions were evenhanded, that didn't mean they didn't have a lot to say on the issue.
          The Irish Times
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