Sentence examples for both neighbouring from inspiring English sources

He conducted sophisticated negotiations with both neighbouring and distant powers, which are recorded in diplomatic archives from England to China.

A largely tribe-based grouping that emerged from Somalia's Islamic Courts Union in 2006, al-Shabab has successfully recruited diaspora Somalis from both neighbouring countries and the West.

Uzbekistan's security forces have pursued Islamists in Kirgizstan and Tajikistan, and Uzbekistani planes in 1999 bombed areas of both neighbouring countries, killing and injuring civilians.

Lack of security was the main concern for both neighbouring countries, the president said.

Our results indicate that negative effects of autumn-sown crops on breeding bird numbers spill over into both neighbouring non-crop and crop habitats.

(4) The transmit powers on low-priority RBs are adjusted based on min v ∈ I m I v m, tol received from both neighbouring high- and mid-priority RBs.  .

"To address a rising demand we and many other London local authorities are looking at temporary housing alternatives outside of the city both in neighbouring boroughs and elsewhere, particularly for those applicants with minimal connections to Westminster," he said.

Ben Denton, director of housing for Westminster, said: "To address this rising demand [for housing] we and many other London local authorities are looking at temporary housing alternatives outside of the city both in neighbouring boroughs and elsewhere, particularly for those applicants with minimal connections to Westminster".

Stephen took steps to solidify his new regime, but faced threats both from neighbouring powers and from opponents within his kingdom.

Fuentes was a leading figure - some would say the catalyst - of Latin America's literary "boom" of the 1960s and 70s, when its writers became popular both in neighbouring countries and in Europe and the US.

According to recent research conducted by UNICEF, South Africa is home to thousands of unaccompanied child migrants, both from neighbouring countries, especially Zimbabwe and from within the country.