Sentence examples for which represented both from inspiring English sources

Fusion, in turn, had been contracted by a law firm, Perkins Coie, which represented both Hillary Clinton's Presidential campaign and the Democratic National Committee.

Bryan A. Stevenson, a lawyer with the Equal Justice Initiative, which represented both defendants in Tuesday's arguments, said that logic should apply in at least some cases involving killings.

After the remarkable Credo (1968), which represented both the culmination of his early style and the first work in which he set a religious text, Pärt fell silent for a number of years.

The American Civil Liberties Union, which represented both Poe and two other teens who took the Trump administration to court in order to secure abortions, intends to continue to ask the judge to unseal it.

Specimens which represented both urban and rural NSW populations were retrieved using postcode of residence.

The normalization and data filtering resulted in 1088 high quality probe signals, which represented both human and porcine miRNAs.

The I.F.A., which represents both franchisers and franchisees, says those accusations are overblown.

"The asking prices are still high," said Bruce Sinder, the president of the Sinvin Realty Corporation, which represents both landlords and tenants.

No single geographic region dominates the outlier group, which represents both high-growth emerging economies and mature economies.

Wahlberg donated his salary while agency William Morris Endeavours – which represents both Williams and Wahlberg – donated a further $500,000.

Talent agent William Morris, which represents both Mr Kelley and Kudos, was involved in brokering the ABC deal.