Sentence examples for mind both the from inspiring English sources

When writing or revising the constitution, keep in mind both the organization's immediate needs and its future goals.

The producers haggle with Comedy Central's standards-and-practices staff over which curses to permit, keeping in mind both the number of words and the context.

The ordoliberals (sometimes called neoliberals) had in mind both the failure of the Weimar Republic on the one hand and Nazism (to which Eucken was opposed) and communism on the other.

Bearing in mind both the paucity of the competition and the fact no-one knows when he'll see fit to return, tonight represents too rare a chance to miss out on.

The meat of the game is race strategy – during GP events, players have to set up the cars, bearing in mind, both the weather conditions, and the shape of the circuit.

To situate the Spanish civil war within the general framework of the anti-fascist era, we have to bear in mind both the failure to resist fascism and the disproportionate success of anti-fascist mobilisation among Europe's intellectuals.

In our minds, both the late George Khoury and his postdoc Kuan-Teh Jeang, known as "Teh" among friends and colleagues, were in that group of brilliant NIHers who broke new ground in many areas of biomedical research, particularly in the study of retroviruses.

Death seemed never to be far from McQueen's mind both on the runway and off.

Hsuan Tsang's eventual destination was India's great Buddhist university at Nalanda, where students were taught that all was mind -- both the mind itself and every terrestrial thing that, seemingly, existed outside it.

Keep in mind that both the states and the federal government are enacting ever more criminal statutes.

"The Sleep of Reason" hovers in the mind, both as the author's youthful introduction to Goya and as an embodiment of the puzzles Goya presents to us all.