Sentence examples for freedoms of both from inspiring English sources
"This bill is miles beyond S.B. 1070 in terms of its potential to roll back the rights and fundamental freedoms of both citizens and noncitizens alike," said Alessandra Soler Meetze, executive director of the A.C.L.U. of Arizona.
Condoms remain the only method of contraception that prevents STIs and, despite what the Catholic church might tell you, their existence and availability are of fundamental importance to the freedoms of both men and women, especially in developing countries.
Councils in Oxford and London are also seeking to strip her of the honorary freedoms of both cities.
At the time, Wagner was aligned with the Young Germany movement in literature, which agitated for freedom of expression both in politics and in private life.
Dominated by those high gray walls and the freedom of both those inside and out seemed to be measured in days marked off on the calendar.
Granted the equal freedom of both parties to the contract of employment, has not each party the right to stipulate upon what terms only he will consent to the inception, or to the continuance, of that relationship?
In fact, as Secretary of State John Kerry stressed when he signed the treaty, the pact not only does not restrict Americans, it specifically "recognizes the freedom of both individuals and states to obtain, possess and use arms for legitimate purposes".
She has apologized; she now argues, more tactfully, in the Washington Post, that "a balanced, inclusive approach to the conflict recognizes the shared desire for security and freedom of both peoples". But the matter won't, and can't, end there.
She has appointed Lord Lieutenant of Belfast in 2009 and has received the Freedom of both Belfast and Lisburn.
Babywearing parents also enjoy the freedom of both hands and to move around safely with baby happily close to you.
"A balanced, inclusive approach to the conflict recognizes the shared desire for security and freedom of both peoples," the Minnesota Democrat wrote.
