Sentence examples for both for the resources from inspiring English sources

"This is tremendously important both for the resources it brings to people in need, but almost more importantly, for the example it sets.

By far the most important reason is to maintain an economic model based on growth that depends on promoting relentless consumption, which we do by actively encouraging those who extract and use carbon-based energy resources to be undercharged for both the resources they use and the negative externalities they bring about.

At the same time, the capital was traditionally a major trading post both for the huge natural resources that Argentina is blessed with, and later for international trade as the city lies between the major sea lanes of the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans.

These norms and their practice in the Health Service create ritual actions that the citizen sees only as useless bureaucratic machinations, so creating mistrust and causing a waste of resources both for the Health Service and for the community.

They are presented as a resource both for the 2013 meeting in Stockholm and for the ensuing 'Stockholm Declaration'.

Patients may be included in a self-management programme before they are ready and able to cope with it and it may thus be unhelpful both for the patients and from a resource management perspective.

In some ways, hospitals can offer the best of both worlds: the resources for a comfortable natural delivery and the availability of emergency medical assistance.

The paper proposes grid system objective optimization scheduling that provides a joint optimization of objectives for both the resource provider and grid user, which combines the benefits of both resource provider objective optimization and user objective optimization.

Energy-aware heuristic algorithms are proposed for the resource allocation both in static (offline) and dynamic (online) scenarios with time-varying demands for the Elastic-bandwidth OFDM-based network and the WDM networks (with SLR and MLR).

The two men met several times before it became clear, Dr. Damadian said, that they were both competing for the same resources.

The GarsC201R mouse is a valuable new resource both for studying the pathogenesis of defects in this enzyme and for use as a genetic tool to uncover interactions with cellular pathways affecting motor and/or sensory neuronal function.