Sentence examples for both publicised from inspiring English sources

Waitrose and Morrisons have both publicised their use of British farmers while last week Tesco said it would try to source more meat in the UK and Ireland as a result of horsemeat being found in some of its food.

Last year, Buxton, owned by Nestlé, launched two flavoured waters which are aimed at kids, Strawberry Splash and Lemon Wave, both publicised by an annoying cartoon character, Billy Buxton, a kid on a skateboard.

Sisters Uncut have fought for years to both publicise the issues facing women's services, and to directly halt cuts and policies that will go onto hurt more women.

While their causes are well publicised, both admit that sympathy for those affected by the war in Afghanistan is limited.

Both cases were much publicised but Broyer was not prosecuted on either charge.

In a pair of highly publicised courts-martial, both were found guilty and severely reprimanded, leading Daniel to resign from the Navy.

It helps, Mr Simonsohn admits, that both the original rankings and the retraction were widely publicised: child-safety issues attract headlines.

Both the Society of Critical Care Medicine and European Society of Intensive Care Medicine have incorporated TGC into their recently publicised 'Surviving Sepsis' guidelines.

A link to an online 'Horse Owners Questionnairee' was publicised through equestrian media, social media websites (via both broadly accessed systems such as twitter, facebook as well as more equine-specific webpages) and in e-mail lists from equestrian organisations.

Although it was clearly a well publicised and carefully orchestrated media event, Banksy claims that both he and the art world were confused about how it became such a sensation, and that it "marked the point at which street art was forced into the spotlight".

"It is vital both that emergency payments are made available and that they are actively publicised to prevent the need for using a food bank".