Sentence examples for matters which both from inspiring English sources

That is why initiatives should be limited to matters which both affect the public as a whole and are readily understandable to the voters such that they could make a reasonably informed decision based on the official voter guide.

A mixed agreement is one that covers subject matters over which both the EU and a member state has responsibility.

It is much better to make it clear that you have a friendship that matters, in which both of you care for one another in a sibling-like manner by watching out for one another and spending time together but that friendship is all it remains.

We may concede that the latter sort of imposition is constitutional when imposed to effectuate regulation of a matter in which both groups are interested and in respect of which there is a power of legislative regulation.

A number of child rapes over the last couple of months have focused attention on what Mr. Mbeki called "a matter on which both government and the people have to act together".

As he explains, in a number of important situations, agreements deal with matters in respect of which both the Community and the Member States have competence.

That suggests old-fashioned constituency spadework matters, which has implications both for electoral reform (does Labour really want any form of PR that scraps the constituency link?) and for the balance whips strike between parliamentary and constituency work.

This is a matter of timing, in which both director and musical director play a large part.

Ammonia produced by housed dairy cows can contribute to the formation of particulate matter and nitrous oxide which both contribute to the greenhouse effect.

To make matters worse, the glaciers on which both China and India partly depend are melting.

Birds have one opening — the cloaca — from which both waste matter and (in females) eggs exit the body.