0 treating everyone fairly and equally:
Several broadcasters have been criticized for failing to give even-handed treatment to all the parties during the election campaign.
What those of us in bioethics found, when increasingly called on by the media, was that they did not want even-handed analysis either.
The volume is admirably thorough and wide-ranging and covers this ample ground - including controversial topics - in a fair and even-handed fashion.
This was generally accepted as the best procedure because it employed open criteria and appeared even-handed.
Painstakingly even-handed, he clearly states his position of complementarity; the second half of his volume consists of two sets of paired chapters.
In meeting that need, this book takes an admirably even-handed view.
A more even-handed account of the audit society would need to consider the positive as well as negative side of audit.
A general characteristic of the book is that the argumentation is often refreshingly even-handed.
For another thing, in later years he was to be altogether even-handed in his treatment of the two main parts of the monograph.
