But Mr Plomin's enthusiasm for his subject—he calls himself a "cheerleader"—means the ramifications are not explored even-handedly.
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And if the past is any test case, those companies may not put much effort into enforcing it even-handedly.
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Where Mr Thomas goes further is in arguing that people are not merely rearranging more even-handedly a shrinking number of species.
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" He said he believes Sessions will enforce and follow the laws of the U.S. "even handedly, equally and with justice for all.
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WHEELER: We are the United States Environmental Protection Agency so we are trying to apply policies even-handedly across all 50 states.
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If [Facebook's experiment] was applied even-handedly across Facebook's adult American user population in 2012, it probably pushed more Obama supporters than Romney backers toward the voting booth.
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The Obama administration issued guidelines noting that disciplinary policies could be racially discriminatory if they had a "disparate impact" on minorities—even if they were enforced even-handedly.
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The company has indeed cracked down on questionable ad placements in the months since the first boycott, though some video creators have complained that its policies haven't been applied even-handedly.
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His mistake wasn't even in saying something flatly false, since policy is complex and political aides' false statements about policy are often covered even-handedly by reporters who aren't particularly versed in policy details.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Social media firms and foreign investors must do more to ensure they support human rights in Myanmar, U.N. Special Rapporteur Yanghee Lee said on Tuesday, suggesting Facebook was failing to treat parties to the country's conflict even-handedly.
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One year ago we reported that Hungama, which started out as a marketing and communications agency before pivoting to entertainment in 2009, was raising a massive $100 million round to compete more even-handedly with well-funded, newer arrivals like Saavn and Gaana.
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Justices Neil Gorsuch and Clarence Thomas criticised the footnote's suggestion that only public benefits "with some association with children's safety or health, or perhaps some other social good we find sufficiently worthy" must be doled out even-handedly to secular and religious entities alike.
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One can only hope that Attorney General Loretta Lynch, whose experience tackling "the over-criminalization of people of color" was touted as reason for her confirmation, will make sure that her office uses the blank check of Taylor wisely, even-handedly, and —most importantly—sparingly.
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"Like Justice Scalia, he understands the constitutional limits on the authority of a federal judge and that the duty of a judge is to apply the law even-handedly, without fear or favor, and not to rule based on one's empathy with a party in a case," McConnell said.
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The Fourth Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals, in upholding an injunction last month, said President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's executive order "in context drips with religious intolerance, animus and discrimination," and therefore violates the First Amendment guarantee that government will treat all religions even-handedly.
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Rodrígeuz Domíngues, Ezequiel. El Trio Matamoros: trienta y cinco anos de música popular. La Habana. Most trovadors were creolized, drawing from both Spanish and African traditions and styles even-handedly.
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Gillo Pontecorvo's dramatic The Battle of Algiers ((; ; ), 1966) portrayed events in the Algerian War (1954–1956). It was shot on location as an Italo-Algerian co-production. It had the black and white newsreel style of Italian neorealism, and even- handedly depicts violence on both sides. It won various awards including Golden Lion at the Venice Film Festival.
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Irene Davids' aforementioned review at KillerStartups.com hinted at the site's usefulness for stalking but skewed favorable, while Reviewopedia's balanced review of Zabasearch, metatitled "Zabasearch - Legit or Scam?", even-handedly enumerates the sites pros and cons. As of April 5, 2014, the two articles posted in the "Related Articles" section, positioned immediately below the Zabasearch review, are both cautionary, "People Search Websites and What You Should Know" and "Protect Yourself from Online Identity Theft".
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Indian concept of secularism, where religious laws supersede state laws and the state is expected to even-handedly involve itself in religion, is a controversial subject.Craig Duncan, "Shah Bano: The Dilemma of Religious Liberty and Sex Equality", Cornell University, Ithaca, 2009 Any attempts and demand by the Indian populace to a uniform civil code is considered a threat to right to religious personal laws by Indian Muslims.M.G. Radhakrishnan (22 September 2013). "Muslim groups want minimum marital age scrapped".
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In his "History of the Modi`in Region," published in 2014, Kedar dealt with the past of a specific region from Neolithic times onward, treating equitably all periods. The region in question is the one in which the new Israeli town of Modi`in was erected in the 1990s. Contrary to many Israeli accounts that focus almost exclusively on the Jewish periods in the country's history, Kedar dwells on all periods even-handedly and presents a wealth of data on the Arab villages that existed in the region until 1948, some of which were already mentioned in Latin charters of the Frankish Kingdom of Jerusalem."The History of the Modi`in Region," in The City Modi`in, ed.
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