Sentence examples for both organized from inspiring English sources

For Amalgamated Bank, having owners from both organized labor and the financial world is not just a marriage of convenience.

"Like many campaigns, we had a full-time staff in place," he said, "and they both organized the volunteers and collected signatures themselves".

The site's owner both organized mass hate sessions against Kiki and invited her to live with him and become one of the site's exhibitionist playthings.

(Newsday) Crime, both organized and disorganized, was a favorite subject of Mr. Breslin's, and he often used his guy-on-the-street sensibility to hilarious effect when covering it.

WASHINGTON, March 27 — Prospects for Congressional approval of several pending trade pacts received a surprising lift on Tuesday when Democrats in the House proposed a series of revisions that won guarded praise from both organized labor and the Bush administration.

Skiing, as both organized sport and commercial recreation, emerged out of the nationalist movements of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, under the stewardship of some of the most avid tradition inventors.

The supporters are most likely to assist in both organizing the fund-raising drive and providing money themselves.

Factitious and somatoform-disorder patients are alike in that they both organize their lives around seeking medical services in spite of having primarily a psychiatric condition.

Both organizing efforts boost the notion that cooperation can pay off, especially on a large scale.

Once established as the pran, El Conejo was the undisputed master of what went on inside the prison, which included both organizing and controlling access to military-grade weapons and drugs inside the jail.

An adaptive theory approach was used to help to both organize the data and stimulate the process of theoretical thinking [ 9, 10].