Sentence examples similar to concerning both parties from inspiring English sources

Sheila C. Bair is right ("Grand Old Parity," Op-Ed, Feb. 27): income inequality should concern both parties.

These results should concern both parties.

Mr. Tuten also said he was concerned that both parties were too eager to squander the federal surplus.

In the past, with fossil fuel being a guaranteed resource and climate change a distant concern, both parties were content to do their separate thing.

Although Republican and Democratic leaders say the drug problem is a bipartisan concern, both parties are maneuvering to gain political advantage on an issue on which everyone is on the same side.

Inducements to take part in a study that carries no risk of harm to the participant do not directly raise concerns: both parties benefit – the researcher from the subject's participation and the subject from the inducement.

Throughout the course of Tanzania's recent election, the environment became a political concern — both parties promised to protect wildlife and tackle the poachers.

With 50 million beneficiaries, Medicare is a major concern for both parties.

"The major concern of both parties is to have domination in the area," a foreign diplomat said.

After he showed up his rivals in the first debate, his campaign is causing concern in both parties.

If the solution doesn't address the concerns of both parties, the problem definitely isn't solved.