Sentence examples for signal to both from inspiring English sources

We must signal to both the employees and to our shareholders that we will hold these leaders (ourselves) accountable and implement change.

That was a signal to both that the time had come.

"This is a signal to both Pakistan and the West that India is serious about doing whatever it takes to bring this menace to an end," he said.

TV viewers are treated to that strange reverb that occurs when a live mike is sending a signal to both the TV audience and into the arena.

Such comments reflect Wall Street's view that any attempt to shield consumers from market forces sends the wrong signal to both consumers and investors and can only delay the investments needed to bolster supplies.

Recently, they initiated what they call "night flashes," in which three truckloads of peacekeepers drive into the bush and keep their headlights on all night as a signal to both civilians and armed groups that the peacekeepers are there.

Patil said television signals to both hotels had been switched off to prevent the hostage-takers getting wind of any operations to storm the buildings.

Last week, the union representing detectives praised the new commissioner's decision to assign more officers to detective duty, and yesterday, some experts said the commissioner had sent the right signals to both the community and the rank and file.

Some analysts give Mr. Bush high marks so far for sending conciliatory signals to both sides on the issue, including openly considering potential running mates who support abortion rights while embracing his party's strict anti-abortion stand.

It would tell the car that if it receives signals to both accelerate and brake, the accelerator should go dead so that the brake alone will work.

The "smart-pedal system" that Richard A. Schmidt proposes (disabling the accelerator if a car receives signals to both accelerate and brake) would solve my problem as well, but so would enlarging the distance between the two pedals.