Sentence examples for representatives both from inspiring English sources

Through representatives, both men declined to comment.

By contrast, systems that give greater independence to representatives – both from party and voters – prove far more prone to the influence of privileged local and private interests.

Several other Missouri representatives, both Republican and Democrat, co-sponsored the resolution including Congressman William Lacy Clay, Blaine Luekemeyer and Kevin Yoder.

The two hosts and their networks will announce the arrangement on Monday, said the representatives, both of whom asked not to be identified because they were not authorized to speak for the hosts.

The MP added that Momentum "need stamping down quite quickly because elected Labour party representatives, both democratically elected by the public and elected by members in constituency Labour parties, must be the Labour party voice".

I rather doubt that anyone will be listening to either of them, but they might be struck by the fact that the UK delegation in Rio is made up not just of ministers and officials but of representatives both of civil society (in the shape of Oxfam and WWF) and of big business (Unilever and Aviva).

Therefore, the T1 personal tax file is representative both cross-sectionally and longitudinally.

The collections of Potamophila are from all known populations of the species and are therefore representative both genetically and geographically.

20 Practices contributing to this dataset are broadly representative both of local and national (for example, GPRD [General Practice Research Database] databases.

The office and its director would be set up by representatives of both houses, both parties.

So far, there are only three: Representative John Tanner and Representative Bart Gordon, both of Tennessee, and Representative Brian Baird of Washington.