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A DfE spokesperson said: "Investing in the Priority School Building Programme is not only delivering great new schools that will help prepare thousands of young people for life in modern Britain, but it is also a key part of our long-term economic plan to secure a stronger economy, creating jobs and security for hardworking people.

Dr. Julie Anne Wright, an author of the Vanderbilt study, said that it "highlights the need for providers to ensure that communication is not only delivered but understood by all parties involved".

Federer's greatness is not only delivered on his racket, though, or framed in mere statistics, but is forged in his heart and soul: he loves this game and winning so much that his insistence afterwards that revenge for losing in the final here last year to Djokovic was not his prime motivation rang a little hollow.

Since each RBSM includes its own battery energy storage, which may act as the DC source, the power is not only delivered from the common DC link.

Unlike those shows, though, in which a solitary actor plays many roles, Will Power isn't only delivering his characters' speeches -- he is rapping.

Carruthers says: "We are not only delivering more and improved services, but also much better quality of care for patients... waiting times are shorter then ever and lives are being saved".

This evidence suggests that private hospitals in Malaysia are not only delivering special care services that are not found in public hospitals, e.g. plastic surgery, extra privacy on certain treatments and comfort during care, such as in Canada, they are also competing with public hospitals to treat similar diseases.

V2P strives to ensure that public services are not only delivered, but also monitored by those whom they are meant for.

Traffic alerts are not only delivered audibly, but are also free for the life of the product.

In fact, there is an increasing awareness that the role of scaffolds is not only to deliver cells to enhance tissue regeneration, and the use of cell-free scaffolds has been proposed and is gaining popularity.

When it comes to criminal justice, the public is no longer satisfied with a criminal justice system that is process driven, they want a criminal justice service that is not only capable of delivering justice in every case as effectively and efficiently as possible but which is also underpinned by core quality.