Sentence examples for establishing both from inspiring English sources

The government of the newly independent nation is working on a draft plan to begin establishing both the awareness and the structures required to spread family planning.

That honor would have been appropriate in the 1990s, when Mr. Binney was still establishing both his style and his footing.

The venation of the wings is perhaps the most important single criterion for establishing both differences and relationships in the classification.

Xavi, a product of the youth academy, broke into the first team in 1998 and was alongside team-mate Andrés Iniesta crucial in establishing both Barcelona and Spain's possession-based playing style.

Officials in Kentucky, where the state financing system was deemed unconstitutional in 1989, responded by establishing both a minimum and a maximum level of discretionary education spending in each district, so that the differences between rich and poor would narrow.

As Mr. Friedman notes later in his column, the United Nations passed a resolution establishing both Jewish and Arab states in Palestine in 1947, a resolution the Arab nations refused to recognize.

Once he was settled in the west, Akong Rinpoche devoted himself to re-establishing both Buddhist practice and its social expression in his new environment, as well as trying to salvage what remained in Tibet itself.

It established both the German Empire and the French Third Republic.

Similarly, Ms. Wiener's monotypes involve successive layering to establish both pattern and structure.

In facing McCain, a former P.O.W., Obama established both difference and resolve.

With deft strokes, Ms. Hasegawa establishes both the setting and the mood.