Sentence examples for both the question of from inspiring English sources

The misinterpretations touched both the question of his humanity and the matter of his deity.

Thus, there were presented both the question of the validity of a withdrawal and the question of the validity of a ratification following rejection.

Mr. Shields of Stifel Nicolaus pointed to both the question of succession and concern that the profitability of Berkshire's insurance operations had slowed down.

For a complete track initialization, we are interested in both, the question of track existence and the associated time series of sensor bins for case of a positive result.

These definitions put aside both the question of who the actor is and the question of what their ultimate objectives are, and focus on what is done and what the proximate aim of doing it is.

Arendt's participatory conception of citizenship provides the best starting point for addressing both the question of the constitution of collective identity and that concerning the conditions for the exercise of effective political agency.

Both make the question of who Garner writes for seem utterly irrelevant.

In both cases, the question of who owns the museums' collections and the museums themselves were at stake.

We agreed that in both instances, the question of authority is inescapable.

Bengal and Punjab would also vote, both on the question of which assembly to join, and on partition.

Neither announcement comes as much of a surprise, but both beg the question of how the investigations' findings will affect police-involved shootings going forward.