Sentence examples for aspiration of both from inspiring English sources

Collectively, they again meet my definition of the aspiration of both anthologies: to introduce new readers to the wonders of poetry while surprising the cognoscenti with less familiar marvels.

ARDS is registered in the first hours after trauma roughly in 50%% of cases in patients with aspiration of both gastric contents and blood.

Aspiration of both BM and PB was conducted immediately prior to operation under general anaesthesia.

Aspiration of both peripheral blood and bone marrow was conducted under general anaesthesia immediately before surgery.

The superovulation process was evaluated based on the amount of oocytes obtained from the follicular aspiration of both the hybrid and pure females (mean ± SD), and the results were descriptively compared.

But will this tournament meet the aspirations of both the players and the Ugandan football association, Fufa?

It is true that the agreement calls for equal treatment for "the identity, ethos and aspirations" of both traditions in Northern Ireland.

A spokesperson for the UK foreign office said: "We have been clear that we see negotiations toward a two-state solution as the best way to meet the national aspirations of both Israelis and Palestinians.

It is particularly good in showing the strategic support, alternating with brutal repression, that Britain lent the nationalist aspirations of both Jews and Arabs during and especially after World War I, when it governed the formerly Ottoman Palestine.

But moving forward now on the basis of territory and security provides a foundation to resolve those two issues in a way that is just and fair, and that respects the rights and aspirations of both Israelis and Palestinians.

The Israeli people once elected a prime minister, Yitzhak Rabin, who was willing to pursue a peace agreement that recognized the authentic aspirations of both peoples, and who went a long way toward achieving it before he was assassinated.