Sentence examples for both advocated from inspiring English sources

Former Maryland Governor Martin O'Malley and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton both advocated an increased allocation of 65,000 asylum seekers, as long as there is appropriate screening and vetting.

Today it is noteworthy that the two unofficial contemporary "saints" most frequently mentioned in Protestant and Catholic services -- Martin Luther King Jr. and Dorothy Day -- both advocated nonviolence.

The two company directors on the panel, Mark Baldwin (Rambert) and Petter Jacobsson (Ballet de Lorraine), both advocated the thematic and artistic possibilities inherent in mixing old and new works in one evening.

After the conviction, managing his sentence was a matter for the Scottish administration, and as the sister of one of the victims of the incident I both advocated for Megrahi's release and was delighted Scotland did free him.

And Lord Black, an executive director at the Telegraph and the chairman of PressBof, the body that finances the PCC, and Paul Dacre, the Daily Mail editor, both advocated in their evidence to Leveson legislation that would held the press by allowing complaints to be settled in a tribunal, rather than in court.

The two parties that have traditionally backed the Hong Kong government -- the pro-business Liberal Party and the pro-Beijing Democratic Alliance for the Betterment and Progress of Hong Kong, or D.A.B. -- both advocated more restrictive plans for constitutional changes that would have guaranteed more influence for their politicians.

He has written two books, both advocating that Catholics become more assertive in the public square.

The two major parties both advocate significant roles for government: they differ merely on the areas of our lives in which they believe government should be involved.

There are a large number of papers both advocating and criticising the use of the Kappa coefficient for assessing inter-rater agreement.

Stakeholders at all levels should have a central role in both advocating for reform and in participating in the processes of reform (13).

Establishing new trees takes a long time, but both designers advocated optimism.