Sentence examples for both regarded from inspiring English sources

The corps' commander, Lieutenant General Thomas Blamey, and Prime Minister Menzies both regarded the operation as risky, but agreed to Australian involvement after the British Government provided them with briefings which deliberately understated the chance of defeat.

But today, a square meal and cable service are both regarded as basics.

Most extra cash has gone to children and pensioners, both regarded as comparatively deserving (see chart).

She and Watson are both regarded as contenders, but others including the shadow work and pensions secretary, Owen Smith, could also run if a contest is triggered.

His announcement came on the heels of two major settlements engineered this month by Mr. Neukom and his team -- both regarded as victories for Microsoft -- and as the company's antitrust problems appear to be finally receding.

With the national ethos all about population increase, just about everyone in my class at school had brothers and sisters — apart from me and Teddy Mercer and we were both regarded as a bit odd.

Both regard the press as an inconvenience.

Both regard themselves as morally superior to the Liberals.

And, of course, they both regard Cherie as a model of how not to do it.

George Osborne and Boris Johnson both regard her as a threat to their leadership ambitions and she will never receive much support from her old foe Michael Gove.

There is, it adds, "a huge task ahead of us in terms of enforcement of the rules that already exist, both regarding privacy and consumer protection".