Sentence examples for bundle both from inspiring English sources

In what Rick Swartz, a leading immigration lobbyist, calls the "H1B- plus" strategy, activists are trying to bundle both the family reunification and amnesty proposals with the high-tech worker bill, turning it into a kind of omnibus immigration measure.

With respect to Volume flexibility practice bundle, both approaches are almost identical except development of multifunction employees to enhance volume flexibility.

Once this feature is enabled, your device will be able to bundle both your 3G or 4G connection and a WiFi network together, giving you a faster connection.

For the typical tube bundle, both heat transfer rate and heat transfer coefficient (HTC) first increase with the tube row and peaks at the fourth row.

Previous models, such as Cassimon et al. (2004), offer a closed-form solution for the valuation of a new drug development using a generalized n-fold compound option model, but implicitly bundle both commercial and technical risk in one risk measure.

To receive a private bundle, both the bundle number and the MAC address of the transmitter must be specified.

Two minutes later the police bundled both of them into a van as an increasingly agitated crowd surrounded them.

The smart seller therefore bundles both shows together at the low price of fourteen dollars a month and earns a total revenue of $1.4 billion.

Mr. Paterson had bundled both proposals into his emergency bill, which would have forced the Legislature to vote on them had Mr. Sampson not partnered with Mr. Silver on an alternative bill.

In particular, clinical studies with a minimum follow-up of 2 years in which double-bundle reconstructions were used showed better results than the single-bundle, both in terms of knee stability and in terms of recurrence rate.

The reverse implication, that every recursive function of positive integers is effectively calculable, is commonly referred to as the converse of Church's thesis (although Church himself did not so distinguish, bundling both theses together in his 'definition').