Sentence examples for centered both on from inspiring English sources
The controversy surrounding the privatization plan centered both on the price offered to shareholders and on allegations that a shareholder meeting in February where the deal was approved had been manipulated via a process known as "share splitting".
The programmers, Mark McElhatten and Gavin Smith, have managed to cram 11 different programs into two days, with sessions centered both on individual filmmakers (Helga Fanderl, Peter Hutton, Robert Beavers) and thematic surveys ("From the Canyons to the Stars," "Stranger Than a Strange Land," "Bits and Pieces").
The topic continued to be aired this week as discussion centered both on the effect on last Friday's "triple witching hour" of the Securities and Exchange Commission's voluntary experiment to curb volatility and a report in The New York Times yesterday that the commission was considering a number of new approaches.
The discussions — which included Mueller, his top deputy James Quarles, and prosecutors Michael Dreeben and Aaron Zebley — centered both on whether a subpoena was legally feasible and what the costs of such a move might be to the overall investigation, the person said.
This network is centered both on the class II MHC pathway of antigen presentation, where the MHC class II molecules present extracellular peptides (such as the peptides derived from Eimeria) to the T-cell receptor (TCR) of CD4 T-cells, and on the pathway of the induction of cytokines like IFNγ.
She likes to photograph her subjects head-on, frequently centered both vertically and horizontally.
Shirokogoroff's and Eliade's views of shamanism were both centered on individuals and on the role of shamans in small groups.
When MR images are acquired, the patient must lie on a stretcher with his/her back straight and centered on both sides to calculate the position and the orientation relative to an initial coordinate system.
The discussion centered on both incorrect and correct responses, with students discussing the merits of one strategy relative to another.
A crucial episode of the nineteen-sixties, centered on both the space race and the civil-rights struggle, comes to light in this energetic and impassioned drama.
Novik did grow up reading sci-fi centered on both men's and women's stories, but often found herself disappointed by the proliferation of the idea that women protagonists must follow a certain masculine template for success.
