Sentence examples for policy of both from inspiring English sources

In doing so, they were going against the policy of both the British (Labour) government and majority public opinion in Britain.

"Director Comey was the one who decided to take this unprecedented step," Podesta said, "we now learn, against the advice of senior justice department officials who told him it was against longstanding department policy of both Democratic and Republican administrations.

The wars also left a legacy of savagery on both sides, so that from about 1140 onward the colonization of conquered Slavic lands by German settlers became the common policy of both the church and the princes.

And while "all of the above" has emerged as the favored national energy policy of both parties, fortunately that is not the focus of President Obama's promising climate action plan.

In the beginning of his career as a cleric in the Byzantine imperial court, Gregory supported the policy of both his emperor, Michael VIII Palaeologus, and the patriarch of Constantinople, John XI Becchus, favouring a union between the two churches.

This institutional cohabitation often produces a compromise based on the lowest common denominator; besides, Gaullism has become the foreign policy of both right and left in France, a response above all to the cultural and political predominance of American power.

Analysis by Owen Gibson The coalition has largely retained all the main sports policies of both parties.

Understandable because the post-colonial policies of both Britain and Kenya were to cover up the past, walk away from it.

The water-management policies of both nations for the border can best be described in three words: pray for rain.

"I am appalled by the policies of both major political parties which support mandatory detention and offshore processing.

The foreign policies of both countries are increasingly being driven by a competitive quest for energy security.