Word: evenhandedness
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Then, too, Haig is fearful that Lebanon could again erupt in violence, thereby wrecking any chance of a peace settlement or an "evenhanded" U.S. policy in the region. Says one U.S. official: "Israel would go to war, and we would have to decide between supporting Israel or rejecting Israel, and...
Truffaut has always been fascinated by the destructive potential of obsessed love. He handles it here with a detachment that never becomes dispassion, a generous and evenhanded sympathy for both its victims that is not allowed to slip into melodrama, satire or even irony. This time, in fact, he provides...
A more evenhanded approach by the U.S. in the Middle East will no longer be written off as the result of petro-influence. Israeli conduct is earning our displeasure.
McCloskey recently articulated his concerns in a speech to the Admiral Kidd Officers' Club in San Diego. "We've got to overcome the tendency of the Jewish community in America to control the actions of Congress and for them to force the President and Congress not to be...
Delegates from other nations, accustomed to the commission's verbose and often lengthy wrangling, seemed to enjoy the theater, but many were critical. A number of Western European delegates accused the U.S. of a certain reverse selectivity in the new, professedly evenhanded U.S. approach to human rights. Said one...