Sentence examples for both for the current from inspiring English sources
The problem both for the current government and its successor is that the one powerful tool they do have – control over tax and spending – has been put out of action.
"My two most memorable shoots this year were both for the current 'Valentine Series,'" Jones explained.
Overall this gives rise to the eight possible options listed: the vaccination schedules for each of these options are contained in Additional file 1 Figure 3 shows the effective coverage over time for Pertussis and Tetanus, both for the current programme and Option 2 (the alternative feasible schedule for the current set of diseases).
Looking at the national migration strategies for both countries for the current period, the influence of the European Union is obvious and the priorities enumerated in each document reflect the framework of the Global Approach to Migration.
The issue of the origin and destination of the weapons is crucial, both for the fate of the current American-led peace mission in the region and for any possible cooperation between the United States and Iran, which is listed by the State Department as the world's most active state sponsor of terror.
Assays are generally defined by their sensitivity and specificity, both are currently unknown for the current tests employed for hiPSC disease modelling.
This bitterness cuts both ways, especially for the current and the former football players.
Polling is contradictory: it shows both majority support for the current definition of marriage and majority support for "equal marriage".
Both original hypotheses for the current research have been revised, in light of equivocal support from our analysis of the interview data.
"Quarterly earnings will be awful," said Barbara Allen, the housing analyst at Kidder ,Peabody, referring to profits for both the current quarter and for the first three months of 1991.
4, 19, 20 Current prices paid by Aalborg Hospital were used as the expected values for the cost of materials for both the current and venous conversion method.
