Sentence examples for Both submission from inspiring English sources
This is precisely what some of us are working towards in creating DiEM25 – the Democracy in Europe Movement, with a view to conjuring up a democratic surge across Europe, a common European identity, an authentic European sovereignty, an internationalist bulwark against both submission to Brussels and hyper-nationalist reaction.
The ongoing development of standards fosters both the submission of model-related data to model repositories such as BioModels Database and the distribution of archives such as the Research Objects (35) or the recently launched COMBINE Archive (36).
The judge rejected both submissions as irrelevant to the case.
These numbers include both submissions with and without an agent.
As a student organization, THURJ contributes its fair share to undergraduate enrichment and treasures both submissions (offering a $500 award for Best Manuscript) and the staff members who volunteer countless hours of their time to crank out each issue.
In both submissions, IOKR was then used for learning a kernel function measuring the similarity between pairs of molecules.
The high odds ratio for both submissions, and population density, confirms that as there is more testing, there are more positive cases; it is a matter of more intense surveillance, and does not necessarily reflect the pattern of the rabies reservoir in the raccoon.
University of Sydney law professor Ben Saul and the Gilbert + Tobin Centre of Public Law both lodged submissions expressing serious concerns about the extension of the regime.
While he was in office Obama proposed a slate of improvements both in submissions to Congress and in a Journal of the American Medical Association article.
We included one additional year (2013) of influenza predictions, as data to evaluate this prediction have become available since our initial submission (both the full fitness inference and the LBI predict this year well).
Correlation values between both the Submission factor and facet are also consistent, given that in both cases aspects assessed include the individual putting themselves after other people.
