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This not only helped resolve conflicts and ensure a more equitable access to the resources , but also improved the prospects for better governance of lagoon resources in the future . Linenger spent four often-tumultuous months on the station earlier this year , and also flew on a shuttle mission in 1994 . It has not only changed the quality " DNA " of leading companies around the world , but also emerged as a key factor in promotions and salaries . He has , much to Maria the elder 's amusement , not only gone to the Laundromat , but also packed a diaper bag for the soon-to-arrive baby . The audit team identified the Progression Analysis Tool as a sophisticated , yet flexible and useful tool for the management and analysis of student progression and achievement data , that has not only facilitated programme review and development by staff but also improved the identification of students ' at risk ' who are in need of additional support and guidance . " As we've grown from a local program serving 15 children in our first year to a national program serving 2,500 children this year , Jumpstart has not only maintained but also improved the quality of the program to achieve higher impact and proven results . We wanted at least to let them know that there were some people on the main march who , although you would n't know it , not only opposed bombing , but also opposed Milosevic and what his regime was doing in Kosovo .