Sentence examples for both the issues from inspiring English sources
Cultural and political climates limit both the issues we encounter and what we are likely to consider relevant.
It plays to the emotions, of course, and nowhere more obviously than in Springsteen's heartfelt theme song Streets Of Philadelphia, but is committed to both the issues and human drama.
Industry critics countered that the doctrine was a small price to pay, given that stations got "free" use of the radio-frequency spectrum and could select both the issues covered and the spokespersons aired.
Both the issues of weapons security and the purity of water fit the Participant mission set by its founder, Jeffrey Skoll, eBay's first president, who took money he made there and established a politically focused film company.
To mitigate both the issues of extreme heat flux and sheath expansion, each probe was designed to be flush with the divertor surface, toroidally-extended and field-aligned, giving it a 'rail' geometry.
"Our objective," said a senior Administration official, "is to get the Chinese to go back again to reforming their trading system toward more market-oriented operations". American officials raised both the issues of creating trade surpluses -- through quotas, import substitution programs, export subsidies and other measures -- and of circumventing textile and apparel quotas through third countries.
Many of the speakers dodged both the issue of climate change and the pervasive conservative argument that fighting it will destroy, not create, jobs.
One of the most notorious examples of an inquiry that confused both the issue and who was responsible was the Tomlinson inquiry into A-level standards.
Current P management fails to adequately address both the issue of food security due to P scarcity and P pollution threats to water bodies.
On both the issue of Afghanistan and the potential use of predator drones in Pakistan, Obama was, in reality, to the right of the Bush administration.
