Sentence examples for both the thinking of from inspiring English sources

"The idea, obviously, is to end up with a bill that reflects both the thinking of Congress and the administration, a bill that the president can sign," Holdren said, adding of a 100percentt auction, "whether you get to start with that or get there over a period of time is something that's being discussed".

The both came up with self effacing names for their movement, they both battled the establishment and the thinking of their times.

To do so requires a transformation in the thinking of both Palestine and the international community.

Ms. Johnson wrote the article but it reflected the thinking of both researchers.

In China, where generation gaps are enormous, the reform cohort may be the only one that understands the thinking of both the preceding and the following generations.

The president, and only the president, knows the thinking of both arms of the state, military and civilian.

Ms. MacMillan explores the tectonic shift in the thinking of both top leaders that made the overture possible, then follows the intrigue of their tentative probes, through Poland, France and Pakistan, to open negotiations.

Taxes can be lower yet the poor be properly looked after, provided that tax cuts focus on taking low earners out of tax altogether.The next Tory leader needs to take the best of the thinking of both the neo-Thatcherite and the modernising camps.

Undoubtedly, public opinion played a key role in the thinking of both the military and the President.

First, an emphasis on tight glycaemic control was reported to dominate the thinking of both health carers and patients, pushing into second place other aspects of diabetes care, including foot care.

Thereby, TOM embeds extensive-form calculations within the normal form, deriving advantages of both forms: the nonmyopic thinking of the extensive form disciplined by the economy of the normal form.