Sentence examples for noted by both from inspiring English sources

He said the committee was responding in part to the success -- noted by both parties -- of the get-out-the-vote operations on behalf of Al Gore in the 2000 presidential election.

But Mr. Bush's statement at a news conference on Jan . 8that "I think it's time to get all this business behind us," was noted by both sides as an implicit approval of the negotiations.

I'm not an optimist in the short term on burden sharing – if we can't do it in Europe, within a union, how can we expect it to happen globally?" The no-show by heads of state from the G7 (Angela Merkel was the only high profile western leader to attend) was noted by both Ban Ki Moon and Turkish prime minister Recep Tayip Erdogan as respectively "disappointing" and "quite upsetting".

It also explains why it is possible to write ones name in the night sky with a moving torch (as noted by both Leonardo and Newton).

This contradiction was noted by both the Robinsons and those who wrote about them after the war.

Also, noted by both Bate and Jennifer Wagner, the structure of the verse reinforces the sense of something to come; the placing of the couplet before the end of each stanza creates a feeling of suspension, highlighting the theme of continuation.

These challenges, noted by researchers both in LMICs and providing distance support from a HIC, are partially overcome both by initiatives to enhance access to research (see the Global Open Access Portal [ 16] signposted by an experienced LMIC reviewer) and by international collaboration within review teams.

Cornwell notes Bier's intelligence too.

The NATO-Russia Council meeting was mostly noted by the absence of both Russian president Vladimir Putin and of any progress concerning the ratification of the adapted CFE treaty or the withdrawal of Russian troops from Georgia and Moldova.

As noted by Mustard and Young [10], both readiness for school and the related, albeit different, notion of readiness to learn are widely used concepts in education and policy sciences [6].

Improved communication, as noted by the informants, has benefited both the health care workers and the communities they serve.