Sentence examples for issue of both from inspiring English sources

So this is an issue of both current and historical interest.

In an interview, Mr. Schneiderman said curbing animal abuse was an issue of both consumer protection and public safety.

Lord Rodger and Lord Brown, on the other hand, found in favour of the school on the issue of both direct and indirect discrimination.

His challenger, Senator John Kerry of Massachusetts, has made clear that he will make a major issue of both the intelligence failures and what he termed in a recent interview the administration's "foolhardy rush" to embrace a pre-emptive attack against Iraq.

Finally, on the issue of both political prisoners and prisoners in general, China should allow greater transparency of its judicial processes (NOTE: Dolma contends that Tibetans receive no legal representation and have no clear trial dates, making it very difficult to monitor trial outcomes.

However, the objective of this study is to discuss the issue of both land degradation and climate variability and their relation to each other.

Further responses to the question also brought up the issue of violence both within the African- American community and internationally.

This immediately raises the contentious issue of whether both male and female contribute sperma, and if both, then what the nature of their respective contributions is.

And Jeffrey Gettleman, the Times' East Africa bureau chief, pulls off a nice trick by having pieces on Somalia and the pirate problem in the new issues of both Foreign Policy and GQ.

Agricultural law concentrates on legal issues of both theoretical and practical significance to agriculture such as land tenure, land tenancy, farm labour, farm management, and taxation.

But as Brazil has come to take the issues of both climate change and deforestation more seriously, so its opposition to such a programme has moderated.