Sentence examples for also been designated from inspiring English sources

Soleimani is the overlord of Iran's military operations in the Middle East, and has also been designated a terrorist by the U.S. government.

Today marks the 239th anniversary of the author's birth, and has also been designated the first ever Jane Austen day – to mark the occasion, here are some of the best quotes from the novelist and her characters.

In an interview Mr. Tyner, who has also been designated a jazz master, described himself and Mr. Palmieri as kindred spirits, with affinities that are both musical and personal.

Because of the difficulty of balancing matters of ethnicity, cultural heritage, places of employment, and the political geography of the time, this group has also been designated as the Franco-Flemish, Flemish, or Netherlandish school.

The Lope Reserve has also been designated as the first candidate for national park status in Gabon, a country that prospered through oil in the past, but has been in economic decline recently and has seen timber as the source of future wealth.

The White House has also been designated a gym and thus far allowed to remain so; the location has attracted fierce competition from some top players, including a high-level Exeggutor, a bipedal plant-like psychic Pokémon and a fully evolved Blastoise, a turtle with pressurized water jets on its shell.

Not only is Oct. 31 the 85th anniversary of Houdini's death, but this week also is designated "Magic Week".

New York could also be designated a special zone for enterprise and development, directing millions of dollars to businesses throughout the city.

The redevelopment area could also be designated a "transit village," under a program administered by New Jersey Transit and the state's Department of Transportation.

The public charity to or for the use of which the remainder interest is contributed may also be designated as one of the beneficiaries of an income interest.

Gifts to MIT can also be designated toward a School or department's general use funds, or toward a particular initiative within a School.