Sentence examples for measures to both from inspiring English sources

Data linkage of built environment measures to both self-reported health behaviour data and objectively measured health outcome data is a strength of this study to build a stronger case for changes to the built environment that are conducive to healthy living.

A former European commissioner with no experience in the trenches of the Italian Parliament, Mr. Monti is expected to present the measures to both houses on Monday.

In fact, the Commission has been implementing measures to both internalise and externalise foresight during various periods since the 1970s.

Preventative measures to both reduce incident disease and improve PWB in those afflicted are increasingly targeting individuals with mild cognitive impairment (MCI) at early disease stage.

The National Human Rights Action Plan recognizes the vulnerability of children and the need for the Government to take special measures to both protect and also enforce children's rights.

Looking at employment and leisure activities, the content of 11 of the 16 condition-specific measures was linked to remunerative employment (d850), eight to recreation and leisure (d920) and seven of the measures to both ICF categories.

With both underweight and overweight co-existing, any public health intervention should incorporate measures to alleviate both.

Some favor expiration as a measure to both get rid of a bulk collection pretext and roll back an expansion of FBI powers.

The Fifth, for trombone, limns the instrument's capacity for robust humor with melancholy undercurrents; Chris McIntyre gave full measure to both in a poignant interpretation.

The sanctions for the nuclear tests were applied in equal measure to both countries, but because Pakistan's economy is far smaller and weaker than India's, and because the sanctions dropped by President Bush did not include other measures imposed after General Musharraf seized power in a military coup in October 1999, the effects were felt more severely here.

The usual suspects in firm performance such as experience, skills, gender, access to finance and growth orientation were found to apply in equal measure to both migrant and non-migrant enterprises.