even-handed

adjective

1. dealing fairly with all; impartial

Derived Forms

• ˌeven-ˈhandedly, adverb
• ˌeven-ˈhandedness, noun

Example Sentences

We are lucky that so many were, like Lange, smart, even-handed, and far-sighted.

From The Daily Beast

She is even-handed in detailing the internecine battles between Insurgents and Regulars for control of the party.

From The Daily Beast

Reforming redistricting by handing responsibility to independent commissions might produce more even-handed results.

From The Daily Beast

The Democratic Party is not even-handed when it comes to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

From The Daily Beast

She insisted that Cameron, for his part, had been “even-handed” in his consideration of the bid.

From The Daily Beast

Did not even-handed justice erelong commend the poisoned chalice to their own lips?

From Project Gutenberg

It is some small consolation that the court-martials administered even-handed justice.

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In these cases it was not often that there was any obstacle interposed to the administration of even-handed justice.

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Were it otherwise, the even-handed distribution of the best gifts of Heaven among favoured mortals might with reason be impugned.

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Kindness and even handed justice to all were amongst his marked characteristics.

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