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• We need clear, realistic rules that can be enforced evenhandedly.
• Batiste told his soldiers to treat all factions evenhandedly.
• The Constitution provides for this process to be applied to everyone evenhandedly . . ..
• Swiss officials have maintained that wartime Switzerland dealt evenhandedly with the Third Reich and the Allies.
• Very soon I shall deploy KFOR ( peacekeepers ) into Kosovo to evenhandedly implement this agreement,
• And not everyone reacts as evenhandedly as Notebaert when a number winds up in the wrong hands.
• NATO officials are already emphasizing that they will enforce any peace accord " evenhandedly ."
• It was a style that was at once cool and celebratory, and Matthiasdottir deployed it evenhandedly.
• That endorses the argument of the Bosnians that treating the aggressor and the victim evenhandedly is not justice.
• "The law is not the law unless it is applied evenhandedly, " he said.
• Halloran's defenders say he was simply administering justice evenhandedly, even if that can sometimes be harsh.
• But, Shapiro said, Brinkema handled the case evenhandedly, making sure the defendant understood the legal process.
• The senator seems less interested in evenhandedly addressing a cultural crisis than in anointing a Willie Horton for'96.
• Generally speaking, laws that apply evenhandedly to all " unquestionably comply " with the equal protection clause.
• Jessie Nelson, who co-wrote with Kristine Johnson, directs evenhandedly and doesn't wallow in woe.
• Panel members, focusing on a single area of dispute, work collaboratively to enforce special sanctions fairly and evenhandedly.
• I arrived with the intention of being evenhandedly sceptical and firm, and I hope that I am still fair.
• The biography is also one of the few books that evenhandedly evaluate Dooley in the context of medical missionary publications.
• Drew quotes an array of heavyweight Republicans and Democrats in Washington, evenhandedly pointing out that this is a bipartisan problem.