Sentence examples for both manifesto from inspiring English sources
In the course of a set, he's likely to get to hits like "Atomic Dog" and "Flash Light," but Mr. Clinton's funk is both manifesto and musical marvel.
Both manifestos illustrate the lure and hazards of arguing from the edges.
"The interesting thing about both manifestos is what they don't talk about," Mr. Fielding said.
Mr. Duncan was the only big city superintendent to sign both manifestoes.
Woolf's essays are often both manifestoes about and examples or investigations of this unconfined consciousness, this uncertainty principle.
Just 18, and casting her first vote in a general election, Herron – who voted yes in the referendum – wants to read both manifestos carefully before making her decision.
Both manifestos contained hints of these ambitions Labour's hailing "the power of people's relationships to build the capacity for love, care and resilience"—but these were muffled by a blanket of retail politics.
Here, responsibility towards Iraqi refugees clashes with the parties' policies towards immigration, an issue that both manifestos have plenty to say about – Labour promising that "there will be no unskilled immigration from outside the EU", while the Conservatives promise to "take net migration back to the levels of the 1990s – tens of thousands a year, not hundreds of thousands".
For example, one topic that we greatly discussed is the masculine history of previous manifestos in general and the lack of female voices both in the manifesto's language as well as the history of technology.
Ed Miliband and David Cameron both had successful manifesto launches, but the Ukip event was overshadowed by aggressive heckling from Ukip activists directed at a Telegraph journalist who had the temerity to ask why there was just one black face in the document, on the page about overseas aid being cut.
Yet it wants also to emphasise how similar it is to Labour, using its manifesto both to woo Scottish voters and to woo Labour's future MPs in England and Wales.
