Sentence examples for reinforced both from inspiring English sources

It reinforced both the overwhelming challenge of comprehensive tax reform, and the urgency with which it must be confronted.

But with this exception, all the positions have been, so, far, successfully held against German counter-attacks, although the enemy has been strongly reinforced both on the French and British fronts.

A recent report on urban slums published by the Policy Research Working Paper Series of the World Bank concluded that these measures "have made formal housing expensive and unattainable to a large share of the population, reinforced both chronic urban infrastructure shortages citywide and squalid, precarious living conditions in urban slums".

Acpo's lead on out-of-court disposals, Lynne Owens said: "Today's announcement has reinforced both the importance of discretion and the responsibility for oversight when simple cautions are being used in indictable only offences.

In addition, when parents reinforced both requests and problem behavior, child participants demonstrated a preference for requests, thereby decreasing problem behavior.

Another is to endogenise the parameters, so that agent behavior becomes reinforced both by reference to their own previous decisions and by reference to the properties of their neighbours.

When it came along, cinema did much to reinforce both processes, with films like, well, Anna Karenina.

We share lessons, teach together when possible, and design projects for our students that reinforce both content areas.

Either concede, and speak solely in response, thus reinforcing both the dehumanisation and the narrative above it, or stand defiant and have no one listen.

The children's participation in the killing is designed to reinforce both the powerlessness of the districts and their complicity in the regime.

"By reinforcing both of those we can reduce the risk that comes from a housing market that has deep, deep structural problems," he said.