Sentence examples for of both civil from inspiring English sources
The Supreme Court is the ultimate judicial arbiter of both civil and criminal matters.
The institute will explore ways to form partnerships between law enforcement agencies and community groups to ensure the protection of both civil rights and public safety.
A few days ago, facing the possibility of both civil and criminal charges, Lilly opened new discussions with the prosecutors in Philadelphia.
Peter Lodder QC, chairman of the Bar Council which represents barristers, welcomed the postponements of both civil legal aid cuts and price-based competition on criminal legal aid.
Collectively, they also signal an emerging era of scholarship and interest in the history of both civil rights and African-Americans that is to a younger generation what other major historical events were to their grandparents.
Such "honour killings" are in fact violations of both civil and Islamic law, but perpetrators frequently use religious reasons to defend their actions, thereby giving the crime a veneer of justification.
Calling on the testimony of both civil-liberties groups and police associations, he helped craft anti-racial-profiling measures to combat the phenomenon of officers pulling over disproportionate numbers of black and Hispanic motorists.
Requirements of military agencies often have a decisive influence on map design, since it is desirable to avoid the expense of maintaining both civil and military editions of maps.
For example, in the 1990s China enacted a number of laws, both civil and criminal, against the infringement of copyrights, trademarks, patents, and various kinds of designs, including integrated circuits.
Worth highlighting is that while the NCGBV was comprised of policy makers, the working groups were constituted by a variety of professionals, both civil servants in the regional health systems and professionals involved in clinical work.
The wire services reported that the usual assortment of investigators, both civil and criminal, were on the case.
