The ideal would be for both to have a part to play.

Both candidates have stressed that an Iran with nuclear weapons would be unacceptable.

That after 10 years, the focus on the construction sector would have produced both jobs and, hence, security because young people would have jobs and it would have reconstructed the infrastructure.

Both perceptions would be false, both reactions dangerous.

One or both of these agencies would then have an account with several billion dollars.

I think that would be the only way for both countries to have the rapprochement that is quite needed, called for and required by both peoples.

These services would have an important role both in preservation and in combat of dropout rates, in the promotion of motivation, of both students and teachers.

A failure in both would be disastrous even if the major emerging market countries have attained self sustaining growth.

She hoped both would be adopted soon.

And, if that leads to different actions... well, that would have been based on whatever decision we both thought best.

Both the Bush administration and the EU would undoubtedly have preferred less criticism of their trade regimes, which have such adverse effects on developing countries.

Both sides said a neutral observer would have a more negative view of their side from viewing the clips, and that the media would have excused the other side where it blamed their side.

Both models would include an interactive CD ROM.

Politicians on both sides of America s political divide have generally felt that compromise would be viewed as a sign of weakness.

If she had added that this is a crisis of both sovereign and bank debt, she would have been even more right.

While they both have a personal theme and do speak about society, culture and politics, their audience and background would be different except for the dual language individuals who are straddling both sides.

But the focus on agriculture diverted attention from a far broader agenda that could have been pursued in ways that would have benefited both North and the South.

In both scenarios, US employment would not increase and the trade deficit would not diminish.

Both of them have secrets.

Both of them have secrets.

Both can have negative consequences.

Both countries have a point.

Now both models have derailed.

Both have been explained here.

While his delegation would have preferred a report that took note of the working papers of both Chairmen, the final outcome was acceptable.

Better work life balance would benefit both men and women.

The benefits of peace, for both sides, would be enormous.

That would facilitate both a political and a humanitarian response.

That would result in both more protection and less suspicion.

Politicians in both Hawaii and Guam have been lobbying hard to become the chosen destination for the carrier owing to the significant impact it would have on the local economy.

We both have the same extremism .

Both have critical roles to play.

But this time, George W. Bush and John Kerry both know that it would be unwise to bash China too hard. American companies and the entire US economy have a huge stake in China now, so both candidates have no interest in rocking the boat.

So both countries would be prime candidates to support solidarity houses.

The best solution would be to reinforce the effectiveness of both channels by using both and by doing so immediately.

Moreover, even if it never had a financial crisis, Japan would have been plagued by adverse demographics, as its population is both aging and shrinking.

In this scenario, both Japan and South Korea would have to find some means to bridge a Sino centric Asia and a US centered Pacific.

Given Bo s gift for dazzling an audience, his allies must have felt confident that a spirited defense would serve him well, both legally and politically.

Our support of both draft resolutions would not have been possible without the flexibility and openness shown by the Palestinian Observer Mission during those negotiations.

Ideally, it would be desirable to know the prices that would prevail both with and without the NTB.

Both failures have strengthened domestic terrorist groups.

Both have their characteristic benefits and costs.

Both countries have experienced strong growth recently.

Monarchic and theocratic systems have both failed.

Training activities within both Tribunals have increased.