Example sentences of "has both [art] [adj] " in BNC.
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| 1 | In Northern Ireland 's divided society therefore , community policing has both a specific and a general meaning , for in one sense it focuses narrowly on overcoming Catholic hostility to the police , while in another the ‘ community ’ which is addressed is defined more broadly to encompass all residents in the province , although often these two aspects intermingle . |
| 2 | This has both a short-term and a long-term objective . |
| 3 | Moreover , rather than simply reflecting a stronger relationship between risk and memory at higher levels of risk , the relationship visible in Figure 4.6 actually has both a negative and a positive component . |
| 4 | The similarity between Tillich 's position and that of Schleiermacher 's is illustrated by the fact that his concept of Ultimate Concern is not far removed from Schleiermacher 's ‘ feeling of absolute dependence ’ which has both a subjective and objective connotation . |
| 5 | The Court of Appeal in Hong Kong has both a civil and a criminal jurisdiction , each defined and limited by section 3 of the Supreme Court Ordinance ( c. 4 ) . |
| 6 | Also controversial at Oxford at this time was the question whether man , being both body and soul , has both a corporeal and a spiritual form : Aquinas taught that in every corporeal being there is one substantial form . |
| 7 | This clearly contravened church teaching : in II Cnut 54.1 Archbishop Wulfstan forbids a priest to minister to a man who has both a rightful wife and a concubine . |
| 8 | The haiku poets aimed to condense many meanings into each phrase , so that the poem should speak of something that has both a particular and a general significance . |
| 9 | Land has both an economic function and a function in terms of personal and social esteem : |
| 10 | The managerial labour market thus has both an internal and an external dimension . |
| 11 | The penis ( from the Latin , tail ) has both an excretory and a reproductive function . |