Sentence examples for which represents both from inspiring English sources

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

Industry groups such as the NACM, which represents both large and small producers, and the Campaign for Real Ale are gearing up for a fight.

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

He is general counsel for the National Retail Federation, which represents both large retailers and small merchants, and was not a party in the lawsuit.

Davie is at the forefront of the new Radio Council, a body which represents both the public service and commercial parts of the industry.

By selling its own coffee at its own coffee shops, the federation, which represents both small and large coffee growers, plans to return 4 to 5 cents for each cup of coffee sold.

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.

The bare walls, which represent both the harsh mountainside and the civilised interiors of the Swords's house, are punctuated by doors, through which the actors appear and disappear like characters in a farce.

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.

This paper is based on the idea that the success of an environmental policy applied to the industrial sector is driven by cooperation between all parties involved, which represent both public and private actors.

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.