"Where government can sometimes be remote, the voluntary sector tends to be more sensitive to the specific needs of both individuals and communities," he said.
Together, they were intended to offer a greater degree of collective security; each came at considerable cost to the liberties of both individuals and groups of people.
Indeed, they are among the dominant birds in many areas, in numbers of both individuals and species.
In addition, males are particularly aggressive during the breeding period, which further increases the uncertainty of both individuals.
Each sheds light on the fix the world finds itself in by touching on desolation, waste, abuse of power, injustice, loss and death — of both individuals and cultures — all of which count among the vicissitudes of time.
Another widespread genus is Crataegus (hawthorns), which is particularly abundant, in terms of both individuals and diverse forms, throughout eastern North America.
When the egg and sperm combine and their chromosomes unite, the characteristics of both individuals blend and the new organism starts to grow.
The serious endeavour of realizing God's presence in human beings obliges a person to promote the welfare of both individuals and society.
National Council of Hispanic Women (NCHW), organization of both individuals and organizations, such as universities and corporations, founded in 1985 with the mission of empowering Hispanic women and giving them a greater role in American society.
There he took thousands of portraits, of both individuals and groups, creating dramatic images of subjects eager to assert their postcolonial middle-class identity, often with exaggerated idealized versions of themselves.
Thompson says that while the commission supports the idea of both individuals and the state contributing and recognises that the UK's existing higher education funding system is strong enough to withstand some volatility, looking ahead to the next five years caused it concern.
