Sentence examples for both countryside from inspiring English sources

The military junta, the Dergue, took power from Emporer Haile Selassie in Sept. 1974, declared itself a Socialist regime in December, and in subsequent months nationalized banks and insurance companies and ordered land reform in both countryside and cities.

The New Yorker, July 31 , 1978P. 46 The military junta, the Dergue, took power from Emporer Haile Selassie in Sept. 1974, declared itself a Socialist regime in December, and in subsequent months nationalized banks and insurance companies and ordered land reform in both countryside and cities.

France's "Raffarin law" of 1996 restricts the growth of the hypermarkets that delight consumers but blight both the countryside and the balance-sheets of urban shopkeepers.

Nick Clegg's new prominence (and Mr Salmond's exclusion, to his fury, from the televised leaders' debates) has given the Lib Dems a better chance of scooping up disillusioned Labourites both in the countryside and in Edinburgh's prosperous suburbs, where they look poised to take two Labour seats.

With their various forms, permanent woodland boundaries served to separate woodland from the surrounding countryside both in a legal and physical sense.

The 9 nursing homes represent both small and larger nursing homes and are geographically placed in both the countryside and in cities. Residents, relatives and staff from all involved nursing homes attended information meetings.

Economic policies imposed during the Soviet era brought significant changes to both the countryside and cities.

The Baʿthist governments tried to bring these ideas to both the countryside and the cities through building cultural centres, sponsoring films, and promoting television and radio.

Whatever, the wildlife strand focuses on butterflies and moths, creatures to be found in both the countryside and suburban back gardens.

Employer power was reimposed in both the countryside and the city after the union victories of the postwar years, although the welfare corporatism of the Fascist regime allowed workers important economic benefits.

It isn't just that the metropolitan elite, bête noire of both the countryside and Labour's left (the two have more in common than they would like to think), plans to ban an ancient rural pastime.