even-handed

adjective

1. dealing fairly with all; impartial

Derived Forms

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

Example Sentences

Nevertheless, Trump hired her in 2021 to oversee his comeback and gained an appreciation for her even-handed professionalism.

From Los Angeles Times

While the approval of Proposition 36 and the loss of two reform-minded district attorneys are setbacks, a broader outlook suggests public opinion still favors a more even-handed approach to criminal justice and opportunities for rehabilitation.

From Los Angeles Times

Countries with institutions that uphold law create predictability for investors and “inclusiveness”; even-handed legal institutions support equal opportunity for the many and encourage the innovation necessary for a society to thrive.

From Slate

Ben-Ami of J Street heard exactly what he was hoping to hear in Harris’ DNC speech: an even-handed play down the middle.

From Slate

Trump, no fan of CNN, praised the anchors for taking an even-handed approach during the event, although some critics were unhappy with the lack of real-time fact-checking.

From Los Angeles Times