Sentence examples for both recognizes from inspiring English sources

Article 2 of the constitution both recognizes the right of the "regions and nationalities" to autonomy and declares "the indissoluble unity of the Spanish nation".

UAP students are increasingly producing digital work and the organization both recognizes the intersection between art and technology as a movement and the need for underrepresented communities to have a presence in these creative tech spaces.

And, in a weirdly contradictory formulation, the platform both recognizes that Jerusalem is a "matter for final status negotiations", while at the same time insisting that "it should remain the capital of Israel, an undivided city accessible to people of all faiths".  .

Sikh Coalition staff attorney Pawanpreet Kaur responded to Thursday's sentencing, saying: "Acknowledging that this bias-based attack is a hate crime under state law both recognizes the deep dignitary harm to Mr. Khalsa, and ensures that we, as a society, confront the problems of Islamophobia, racism and xenophobia that make the Sikh community a target for violence.

These  other batches of documents (see these PDFs here and here from the trial) highlight how Google both recognizes the monopoly nature of location-based services on smartphones and how it can keep extracting private information from users while maintaining a figleaf of "consent".

Most chloroplast proteins are imported through the Toc/Tic complex, which both recognizes and transports nascent proteins across both envelope membranes (for a review, see Soll and Schleiff, 2004).

Yashin and Peca are both recognized as ranking among the top centers in the league.

While a student, she was a James Kent Scholar and recipient of the John Ordromaux Prize, both recognizing academic excellence.

Presidents Johnson and Carter both recognized the need for a strong person to do that job.

For example, we both recognize the weld symbol for joining steel parts.

We both recognized that being married and working together could be a tricky proposition.