Sentence examples for authorities of both from inspiring English sources
The lifecycle of the tapeworm Taenia asiatica alternates between people and pigs, an animal that the religious authorities of both Judaism and Islam agree is unclean.
One issue before Judge Sand appears to center on what rights Mr. al-'Owhali was entitled to as a non-American citizen being questioned on foreign soil by authorities of both the United States and Kenya.
Not only the standards, but also the procedures in establishing new institutions need to be made the same through the permissions from local authorities of both institutions.
We have been asked to remove certain pieces of content by the authorities of both countries, and in both cases we have complied.
The member unit and the common government both have direct effect on the citizenry the common government operates "on the individual citizens composing the nation" (Federalist Paper 39)—and the authorities of both are directly elected (Watts 1998, 121).
If Crescas had written this book, he probably would have become not only one of the major Jewish philosophers, but also one of the major legal authorities of both his generation and succeeding generations.
A Labour Party member, David Winnick, asked about the period when Mr. King, a Long Island politician with strong Irish-American support, drew the attention of authorities on both sides of the Atlantic for his close ties to leading I.R.A. figures during its violent campaign against British control of Northern Ireland.
The local levee authority has ownership of both the flood control and river control levees in the parishes in New Orleans.
To the relief of the local authorities on both sides of the border, it never got off the ground.
To each number, as well as to each day of the week, special qualities are attributed through the authority of both actual and alleged statements of the Prophet.
The book confidently questions the institutional authority of both the church and the family, yet wraps this inquiry in prose that is funny and allusive by turns.
