Sentence examples for establishing both the 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.

There he was instrumental in establishing both the first variable-rate demand bonds via a put agreement and the first conditional liquidity facility for a tax-exempt bond that was not an irrevocable letter of credit (known today as the standby bond purchase agreement).

Law enforcement officials of all stripes agree that DNA testing is extraordinarily powerful at establishing both the innocence and guilt of those who perpetrate violent crimes -- especially rape and murder.

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

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

This work established both the topical opera and the reputations of the composer and librettist.

The stunning image establishes both the geography of the place and the state of her consciousness, which is being leached of the past.

That increased Kindle sales and helped establish both the e-book market and Amazon's place within it.

It established both the stock characters of the genre (evil tyrant, virtuous maiden, noble peasant) and its motifs (the supernatural, incest, mistaken identity).

The first piece of music audiences will hear is the Rosalind Celia Theme, which establishes both the court music and the theme for Rosalind and Celia, played with trombone, lyre and nyckelharpa.

Thus begins an enjoyable association between Harriet, a no-nonsense English countrywoman, and the detached and world-weary scientist as they examine the body to establish both the cause of death and its identity.