Sentence examples for standpoint of both from inspiring English sources

The discussion of rights on flights to a full seat should be taken seriously from the standpoint of both the wide and slim passenger.

The understanding of intermolecular electrical response is considered from the standpoint of both interaction energetics and property changes and from evaluation by ab initio calculations and by modeling.

The focus is normative: we are looking at the design of an optimal tax structure from the standpoint of both equity and efficiency.

Here, in a letter to a dharma friend who is not a Shin Buddhist - I explore the same question, more deeply from the standpoint of both Path of the Sages Buddhist teaching, and my own personal experience.

Speaking in Munich on Sunday, Mr. Putin's national security assistant, Sergei B. Ivanov, argued that "restraining the so-called rogue nations -- to use the American terminology -- may be carried out more effectively from the standpoint of both cost and effectiveness by means of a common political effort".

which, in its judgment, is consistent with both the words and spirit of the Constitution, and is sustained as well by sound reason.' We are now asked, in effect, to overrule it; and in view of the importance of the issue we have reexamined the question from the standpoint of both reason and authority.

From the standpoint of numerical accuracy, both the staggered mesh and the cell-centered algorithms can give good results, while the computational costs are highly dependent on the overall architecture of a code.

In this one, I explain why it was wrong from the specific standpoints of both originalism and living constitutionalism.

Policy wonks have long known that the highly problematic employer-based system of providing health insurance benefits is deeply flawed from the standpoints of both efficiency and equity.

"This is the right decision, from the standpoints of both public health and security," says Barbara Hatch Rosenberg, a bioweapons expert at the State University of New York's Purchase College.

Recently, nanomaterials (NMs) have been suggested to be efficient, cost-effective and environmental friendly alternative to existing treatment materials, from the standpoints of both resource conservation and environmental remediation (Dimitrov 2006; Dastjerdi and Montazer 2010).