Sentence examples for simultaneously served as from inspiring English sources

From 1996 to 2001, he simultaneously served as a member of the upper house of Parliament.

He simultaneously served as deputy chair of the commission in charge of certifying Russian cosmonauts.

Under the Qājārs, members of the royal family were appointed to rule the province of Khorāsān and simultaneously served as the administrator (mutawallī) of the shrine complex.

Several of McMaster's predecessors joined him on the panel, among them Kissinger, who had simultaneously served as both national-security adviser and Secretary of State in the Nixon Administration.

Blackwell's rulings have thus far stood up in court, but Democrats, who point out that Blackwell simultaneously served as the honorary co-chair of the Bush-Cheney campaign in Ohio, see a pattern of partisanship in his actions.

For fourteen of the twenty-nine years that he worked for Duke Energy, mainly in the human-resources and economic-development departments, McCrory simultaneously served as mayor of Charlotte, the state's largest city.

Ties between firms simultaneously serve as pipes as well as bonds with both having consequences on outcomes.4 This turns the structure of an interorganizational network into a field of tension, in which firm performance can either positively or negatively be influenced by network position and structure.

He stayed in Winnetka until 1943, simultaneously serving as chairman of the Winnetka Summer School for Teachers and, from 1932, the Winnetka Graduate Teachers College.

That formulation does not rule out the city simultaneously serving as the capital of a Palestinian state or Palestinians' being granted control of some Arab neighborhoods there.

By law, caretaker ministers may be appointed by the president for three months only, and an incumbent minister cannot simultaneously serve as caretaker of a second ministry.

Citizens' voluntary financing of their countries' national debt would be the most effective means of reducing strain on Europe's financial resources, while simultaneously serving as a powerful symbol of solidarity.