Sentence examples for practice of both from inspiring English sources

He presaged our contemporary Black Lives Matter practice of both naming and resisting black animus while linking such gestures to practical politics.

He was maestro of that most precious craft in the practice of both journalism and history: listening.

To date, therefore, the practice of both governments – the parties to the international aspect of the agreement – has been to interpret the agreement as requiring specific legislation for Northern Ireland.

If having a family name were really the point, then the practice of both the man and the woman choosing a completely new name and both changing to it on the wedding day would be common.

Artistic director Dominic Dromgoole said he hoped the new theatre, which was always part of Wanamaker's vision for the Globe, would "throw a spotlight of illumination on the plays," allowing the theatre to "explore the practice of both indoor and outdoor theatre" and expand the repertoire it produces.

While the Standards of Professional Practice of both colleges clearly reflect the nurturing of children's social and emotional development, there is some divergence in the day-to-day pedagogy and practice of both professionals.

"I believe it a symptom of the culture and practices of both the Daily Mail and the Mail on Sunday.

It is important for leadership to be shared, to observe and learn from practices of both the north and south.

We believe the Trussell Trust's award-winning social franchise draws on the best practices of both business and charity sectors.

He has made contemporary art more accessible – less intimidating – to the general public by ironising the practices of both artists and the market on which they depend.

This ruthless drive to cut fat has clearly reshaped the practices of both businesses that have worked with Wal-Mart and those that compete against it.