Sentence examples for been made to both from inspiring English sources

Promises had been made to both governments that the children would return home.

I fully support the new research in this area and the recommendations which have been made to both the health care and the financial services sectors.

He hoped it would be an "opportunity for the government to reflect further on the wisdom of what is proposed in the light of all the representations which have been made to both houses of parliament and the views of parliamentarians themselves".

In the last two centuries, remarkable contributions have been made to both the theory and application of nonlinear equations.

Calls have been made to both AUTM and ASTP to standardise their variable definitions and methodological approaches to facilitate comparability of PRI indicators across the studies.

To date, no concerted effort has been made to both assemble a continuous history of the standard and evaluate its contributions across multiple facets of life cycle assessment.

"Changes must be made to both the hard and soft infrastructure of core markets to ensure they are fair, effective and efficient," he added.

The sestina has been subject to some variations, with changes being made to both the size and number of stanzas, and also to individual line length.

Adjustments will be made to both full-year 2000 and 1999 results, the company said.

Minor improvements were made to both transmissions, the six-speed manual and the four-speed automatic.

This fund will be used to bring about changes that need to be made to both health and social care in revenue and capital investment.