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Despite the considerable challenges of funding through government channels during the conflict, the Yemen voucher programme continued to pay providers for the services delivered, directing valuable funds to those facilities which provide not only safe motherhood services but also other much-needed basic health services.
The trust he left for his family owns properties and has investments around the world which provide not only homes for the children and his wife, Lady Annabel, but also a steady income.
Further, we need to develop various types of buoys for mobile sensors which provide not only protection of the components of the mobile sensor but also increase efficiency of inspection during its operation.
It is striking then that Hochberg and Armstrong should have originally introduced truth-makers as entities the existence of which provide not a partial but a "full" account of the truth of a statement (Hochberg 1967 416 77, 1978: 282 3; Armstrong 1973: 118; Bigelow 1988: 121).
Therefore, comprehensive human metabolic models, which provide not only a list of reactions but also relationships between genes and proteins through reactions, are needed for holistic understanding of human metabolism through simulation and data integration.
And what other city would have a company called Gentleman Taxi, which provides not male escorts but dependable and courteous chauffeurs?
Recent many-core architectures and cellular processor arrays offer a new paradigm for algorithm development, which provides not only high performance, but also theoretical advances for parallel implementations.
A good example of this is the UK's Daily Telegraph website, which provides not only the expected news content but also services such as a dating service, travel guides, and booking services; and now, Telegraph Television.
Then Apple introduced iTunes, which provided not only enough copy-protection software to satisfy a reluctant music industry, but a seamless experience that gave users an easy way to buy and play music and a reasonable degree of freedom.
These measures created the modern welfare state, which provided not only the usual forms of social insurance but also pensions, unemployment benefits, subsidized medical care, family allowances, and government-funded higher education.
This is a synopsis of the Office of Sustainability's Annual Report on Sustainability, compiled over the summer and fall of 2011, which provides not only an update on progress toward goals — including metrics — but also a look forward at future initiatives.
