Sentence examples for councils both from inspiring English sources

Universities' autonomy should be maintained, it says, as must core, "quality-related" (QR) research funding and the "dual support system", whereby the funding and research councils both allocate research cash, which Mandelson has already backed.

Camden and Islington councils both recommended rejecting the plan.

Labour made progress in the Midlands, taking control of Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire county councils, both of which it lost in 2009.

Meanwhile, committing funds for procurement of bottled water requires the central and local government councils both at regional and national levels to prioritize in order to support staff training programmes and HFs with the necessary supplies.

In addition, structured sessions were held with the leaders of the indigenous councils, both in Cauca and Chocó, to present the objectives of the evaluation mission and to answer their questions regarding UNICEF and its projects.

The councils both said there was "no intention" to cut staff as a result of the partnership.

Authorities with big investments include Kent county council with £50m; Nottingham city council, £42m; Norfolk county council, £32.5m; Dorset county council, and Hertfordshire county council, both £28m.

In October, when the political opposition held elections to choose a leadership council, both Mr. Udaltsov and Mr. Razvozzhayev were on the ballot.

Then, in the late nineteen-eighties, minority leaders brought a suit that eventually forced a districting change, which made the council both more representative and, inevitably, more fractious.

He has a parents council, both to advise him and to encourage families to donate 50 rupees a month -- less than 10 cents -- to the school.

She and her best friend, as teenagers in West Hartford, Conn., were officers of their high school's student council, both marched for civil rights and against the Vietnam War, and both had great grades.