Sentence examples for press for both from inspiring English sources

Environmental activists have continued to press for both federal and state action, though they seem to have all but abandoned the prospect of achieving that through Congress.

Michael Hardy, a lawyer who is representing Mr. Bell's fiancée and two men wounded in the shooting, said they would press for both a federal indictment and departmental charges if the detectives were acquitted.

Ronn Torossian, a public relations advisor who managed the press for both Islam and Tulemaganbetov, initially wrote to the Guardian that Islam never furnished official documents to New York Magazine, as the publication claimed: "my client maintains that there were never bank statements of any sort shown to any reporter".

In 2005, the Utah mother, then Karolyne Smith, sold ad space on her forehead for $10,000 to GoldenPalace.com, a move that netted a lot of press for both Williams and Golden Palace.

In August, Fhimah denied any links to the atrocity and insisted he too was a victim of Gaddafi, but some US relatives have pressed for both men to be handed over to the US for a fresh trial – moves the Libyans have brushed away.

Feminist critics have pressed for both empirical and normative consideration of familial versus societal responsibilities in the areas of health and other forms of care, asking critical questions about how these responsibilities come to exist and are enacted in a range of situations.

And, most important of all, how many former Time Inc. executives might be moved to Iowa? Press officers for both companies declined to comment about any specific negotiations.

When I called this week, press officers for both the Justice Department and S.E.C. said the investigation was over and no one would be named or charged.

Press officers for both companies denied that the chains were buying the fish from Brazil, saying that they buy the catfish from Venezuela, though Mr. Trujillo doubted that the companies knew how the fish were caught.

Father Federico Lombardi, who has been a press spokesman for both Popes, told me, "I am not at all surprised, knowing Benedict, that he would handle himself with unimpeachable tact, discretion, and delicacy".

"In this moment of McCain, in this day of authenticity and character and personality driving much of the presidential race, can HILLARY wipe out the CLINTON in her life?" wonders Paul Costello, a crisis-management expert who worked as a press secretary for both Rosalynn Carter and Kitty Dukakis.