Sentence examples for of both citizens from inspiring English sources
The New York Times is also part of that case, and is seeking legal memorandums related to the killing of both citizens and to targeted killings generally.
"This bill is miles beyond S.B. 1070 in terms of its potential to roll back the rights and fundamental freedoms of both citizens and noncitizens alike," said Alessandra Soler Meetze, executive director of the A.C.L.U. of Arizona.
There will also be a taxpayers charter, making clear the rights and responsibilities of both citizens and the authorities, she said.
We may then conclude that the main contribution of this study to the relevant literature is the integration of the participation of both citizens and stakeholders into the selection of PSUM indicators.
The law not only pleased European partners but was also a state survival tool, as it allowed Ben Ali's regime to better monitor the movements of both citizens and foreigners on Tunisian territory (Boubakri, 2009).
7.The Coffee Party wonders why all candidates from all parties have forgotten to mention that we are still waging war for reasons no longer clear, not to mention still violating civil liberties of both citizens and foreigners?
The most limited class of license, available to both citizens and illegal immigrants, would not require proof of legal residency.
The weekly averages of both citizen and expert observations and the 95% confidence intervals calculated using the bootstrapping method are presented in Figures 2, 3 and 4 for the years 2011, 2012 and 2013, respectively.
The proposals, public consultation on which ended earlier this month, were greeted by a chorus of disapproval by both citizens of Newcastle and prominent artists, notably Lee Hall, writer of Billy Elliot and The Pitmen Painters.
For example, parents from different countries sometimes agree to have their children registered as citizens of both.
Until the 1840s citizens of both the United States and Britain by agreement could settle and trade in what was still known as the Oregon country.
