evenhandedness

To any sensible person, evenhandedness is a good thing.

Matthew Yglesias » Bauer Against Mitchell 2009

Not that there’s an indisputable answer, but I don’t think it’s unfair for a news organ to decide that evenhandedness is inappropriate here.

The Volokh Conspiracy » CNN Profiles Lawyers in Same-Sex Marriage Case 2010

He turned the notion of evenhandedness and international law into a private fiefdom where science and technology are distributed according to the whims of Washington mandarins.

Dubai and the Straits of Hormuz 2006

But there's a price to be paid for that evenhandedness, which is that judges have less information.

HLS News 2009

But there's a price to be paid for that evenhandedness, which is that judges have less information.

HLS News 2009

But there's a price to be paid for that evenhandedness, which is that judges have less information.

HLS News 2009

On the contrary, Mr. Obama and his team are all great worshipers at the shrine of "evenhandedness," which has long served as a deceptive euphemism for pressuring Israel to make unilateral concessions to Palestinian demands.

How Obama's America Might Threaten Israel 2009

I would assume that colleagues strongly approved of "evenhandedness" in the classroom — which is the conventional pose, even among lawprofs who are politically engaged outside of class.

Barack Obama at the University of Chicago Law School. Ann Althouse 2008

Edelman does indeed speak with "fierce honesty," but the kind of spurious "evenhandedness" attributed to him by Davies is altogether foreign to him.

Poles and Jews: An Exchange Brumberg, Abraham 1987

Foxman expressed outrage at the idea that the United States should demonstrate any "evenhandedness" in conducting Middle East Policy.

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