Sentence examples for refer both from inspiring English sources

For detailed information, please refer both to the mentioned guidelines and to references listed in each chapter.

Councillors agreed to refer both issues to the executive board for further consideration.

In her words: Hendrik's portraits refer both to the Dutch masters and the Italian Renaissance.

The hands on which Smith concentrates refer both to body parts and human beings.

In calling most Lubovitch choreography bland, I refer both to its physical texture and its expression.

Franco Frattini, the Italian foreign minister, said he had proposed a compromise that would refer both to Europe's "Christian roots" and to its "secular institutions".

"We can't turn away from crises like these," Mr. Holbrooke said, referring both to Sierra Leone and Congo.

The title refers both to his personality and his last, fatal journey.

Mystery refers both to the divine reality and to the divine operations of the world.

"This is his world," Mr. Lichtenstein said, referring both to geography and Weegee's style.

But dyadic death, which refers both to suicide pacts and to homicide-suicides, is generally less glossy in life.