| The most important step in this regard remains effective and evenhanded surveillance of systemically important advanced countries and markets. |
| Trustees are obliged to interpret Trust Agreements in a way that is evenhanded as between beneficiaries. |
| Who will be the beneficiary and who will be the victim of rules if they are not evenhanded? |
| Did not evenhanded justice ere-long commend the poisoned chalice to their own lips? |
| However, it must be ensured that all referred cases are administered in a fair, impartial and evenhanded manner. |
| Governments must adopt an evenhanded attitude on the matter, making sure that religious instruction was age-appropriate. |
