Sentence examples for for both governing from inspiring English sources

The BBC Trust, which is responsible for both governing and regulating the corporation, was called a "busted flush" in an influential report published by the CMS committee in February, and has gained few supporters since.

Regardless of the BBSA's and UK Sport's stance, the decision to promote Johnston to lead a squad in which the majority of athletes are black or mixed race will raise questions for both governing bodies.

The key behind the ease of parallelization of the SHLL method for both governing equations is the mathematical/vector splitting in each coordinate direction – this splitting results in a high degree of locality, producing a scheme which is embarrassingly parallel and well suited for the vectorization capacities offered by vector-computing architectures.

But prosecutors have called in former aides to Mr. Park for questioning, and both governing and opposition lawmakers had urged him to resign.

They looked to the Emperor as providing a fundamental and useful source of authority essential both for governing and for national survival.

Additionally, while board members are paid a modest sum of money for their work in New Zealand, both governing systems do not fully address the issue of board members' financial cost of governance.

While no prominent Democrat called for Mr. Paterson to resign, several said it would be impossible for him to both govern and run a campaign while dealing with the allegations, which the governor has asked Attorney General Andrew M. Cuomo to investigate.

But at home, the sprawling corporate empires are also seen as predators — so much that protecting smaller businesses from them has become a prominent slogan for both the governing party and the opposition before the December presidential election, which is approaching amid growing discontent about a widening gap between rich and poor.

Albany has become more famous in recent years for gridlock than for governing.

Model parameters related to production of factors from non-parenchymal cells as well as model parameters related to hepatocyte response to these factors showed high sensitivity, suggesting that parenchymal and non-parenchymal cell regulation are both important for governing liver regeneration.

The tendency to cause DNA damage appears to depend on the size of the particles and their solubility in oil: this has important implications both for potential regulations governing the emission of carbon black and for further research on the biological effects of these pollutants.