Sentence examples for running of both from inspiring English sources

The commission, though, said the government had interfered in the running of both bailed-out banks.

But Fulham's greatest threat was the off-the-ball running of both full-backs, and it would soon tell.

This article was amended on 16 June 2015 to reflect that the running of both Harmondsworth and Colnbrook passed to Mitie after May 2014.

Renault will transform itself into a global producer from 2005, when Carlos Ghosn, the boss of Nissan, its alliance partner in Japan, takes over the running of both companies.It will not be easy for Fiat to face its future challenges without Gianni Agnelli.

By seeking to take over the running of both Chrysler and Opel, the European arm of General Motors GMMr, Marchionnenne is attempting not only to transform Fiat into a car group almost of the scale of mighty Toyota and Volkswagen (VW), but also to change the face of a perennially troubled industry.Last December Mr Marchionne said of his stricken industry: "What we are seeing is unprecedented.

Honours systems, even bizarre and anachronistic ones, are what anthropologists call "functional", meaning that they are essential to the smooth running of regimes both conservative and progressive.

AIDS-vaccine researchers seemed to be running out of both ideas and hope.

At home, Debbie and Pete are running out of both cash and libido, and have begun tearing each other apart.

But Mr Samaras, even if he were the man for such a task, is running out of both.

We are already running out of both food and drinking water.

But the manner of Opie's death gave him a last shred of dignity and nobility in a world running short of both of those things.