Sentence examples for both remedy from inspiring English sources

The season could be taken as both remedy and apology for decades of neglect.

Both remedies are inimical to secrecy and are of high constitutional importance.

Both remedies will be center stage on Saturday, when President Bush meets with finance ministers from the world's richest countries at an unusual White House meeting to swap ideas.

But although governments everywhere will have to start thinking and soon about how to raise taxes in the newly weightless global economy, both remedies are flawed.A question of sovereignty ...In this section Islam's many faces Peace in Europe Too fat to dance The disappearing taxpayer More defenestrations in Prague Who can rescue the Tories?

OFDM is also a good alternative transmission scheme for underwater communication that both remedies the problem of ISI and provides low complexity solutions.

They maintain that DOHSA was passed to address the absence of any remedy for wrongful death on the high seas, and that without a clear intent to displace international law claims, both remedies should be given full effect.

This active role of the patient in both remedy-seeking process and healing process (taking responsibility for their health) may contribute to the positive assessment of the quality of communication and thoroughness by patients of HP [ 19, 28].

A compromise was finally reached whereby the project would promote both remedies and the Secretariat would supply greater quantities of ORS to the more remote communities.

However, unlike underweight and wasting – both remedied through timely and appropriate interventions such as provision of food or therapeutic feeding – the effects of stunting are largely irreversible.

As both remedies are strong antioxidants, this may help to protect collagen and elastin from free radicals such as reactive oxygen species formed by the process of UV-induced oxidative metabolism responsible for skin aging.

For Plato, Ms. Lichtenstein writes, color painting has "all the contradictory qualities of the pharmakon," a "magic and maleficent" drug that is both a remedy and a poison.