-
believed that the
health of the
nation depended on that of business, he was
evenhanded in
dealing with labor. He
procured legislation that set up an arbitration...
- Wikinews'
ability to
provide a
neutral point of view and its
claim to be
evenhanded: "The naïveté is stunning." In a 2007
interview given to Wikinews, Sue...
-
review for
Variety but
criticized the screenplay,
summarizing it as an "
evenhanded but
ultimately preposterous adaptation". The
Hollywood Reporter’s Stephen...
- President, it
would be
morally reprehensible for the
United States to be '
evenhanded'
between democratic Israel… and the
terrorist infested Palestinian infrastructure...
- Bush and
Sarah Palin.
Maria Bustillos noted in 2019 that "MSNBC's bland,
evenhanded respectability is
buttressed with a
careful performance of
diversity both...
-
television critic James Poniewozik,
praised Rock's
performance for
being "
evenhanded without being wishy-washy" and that he
represented "an
example of something...
- to the New York Times, Barrett's
questions during oral
arguments were "
evenhanded and did not
reveal her position." On
November 26, 2020,
Barrett joined...
-
Court in
Gillette v.
United States (1970),
which are "secular in purpose,
evenhanded in operation, and
neutral in
primary impact". The
First Amendment's prohibition...
- are not
legally binding while UNSC
resolutions are.
Kennedy tried to be
evenhanded, but
domestic political pressures pushed him to
support Israel. I had...
- "for a
point of
responsibility below the
President capable of
taking an
evenhanded, comprehensive,
authoritarian approach to the
development of transportation...
