Sentence examples for meant on both from inspiring English sources

Guy Canivet, the president of the Cour de Cassation and, as such, France's senior jurist, had told me when the law was signed, "With the fixation on veils" — he meant on both sides — "we will not come out of this easily".

But, I mean, on both sides it's pretty clear.

This means, on both sides of the strait, that any commitment to new systems stretches out the time frame for an arms race -- and for investing in it.

The criterion in Eq. (1) is chosen being guided by the Chebyshev's inequality which states that at least 75%% values of any distribution will stay within 2 σ around its mean on both sides [40].

And that means on both the smaller, hour-to-hour scale and the larger time frame of week to week and month to month.

All developmental prosopagnosics had scores significantly lower than previously published controls means on both tasks, thus confirming the face recognition impairments for each patient.

"This agreement has meant prosperity on both sides of our border, north and south," he said.

This has meant, officials on both sides admit, relatively little time to put together a substantial agenda.

The UK can, of course, threaten tit-for-tat tariffs on BMW or Fiat cars, but it means consumers on both sides of the Channel suffer.

That means governments on both sides of the Atlantic were spending more on cheapening the cost of debt than on defence.

This means that on both sides of the house, MPs are braced for one of the dullest chancellorships in their lifetimes.