Sentence examples for organised both from inspiring English sources

With the principle of "subsidiarity", which organised both the empire and the EU, Europe can remain free and happy, Mr Hartmann thinks.A brief one-millennium recapDepending on how one dates it, the old empire lasted a thousand years.

As marches were organised both for and against the deposed President Mohamed Morsi, the most deadly clashes came in the city of Mansoura on the Nile delta, where government officials said a 25-year-old woman and a young girl were killed in the late night violence.

"My role here is to improve players individually, improve as a unit and improve as a team and it's about being well organised both on and off the field," Drewett told BBC Spotlight.

In the same way that the internet finished normalising nerd culture and organised both self-deprecation and self-importance into near genres of their own (what is "humblebrag," in the doing and in the charge of it, but pathos?), the internet has made such explicit self-representation a central tenet of social media.

The feedback on variations in practice at annual audit meetings organised both regionally and nationally, has identified outliers in clinical practice and, although peer pressure has been proved to be a slow process in establishing a consensus, it has been possible to show major changes in clinical practice over time (Sauven et al, 2003).

Just be sure that you have lifts organised both to and from the venue and do not forget to break in your new shoes well before your night out.

It is past time for women to organise both as a movement in the labour force and as a political powerhouse to close this nightmarish gap in fairness and equality".

A Paraguayan judge has accused Mr Oviedo of organising both these crimes.Last month, Mr Oviedo's supporters tried to stage another coup, this one against the weak government of President Luis Gonzalez Macchi.

"All season we've found it difficult to do both things right and hopefully next week we'll organise both a bit better," added Archibald.

This is an inductive approach that involves systematically coding and recoding the data in order to identify and organise both explicit and implicit patterns embedded in the data.

The downregulation of the scaffold subunit further emphasises the fact that it was unable to organise both the regulatory and catalytic subunit together for its functional role of cellular transformation.