Sentence examples for be designated not only from inspiring English sources
Districts will be designated not only for particular types of uses but also for height and density control.
This, Mr. Pastoureau explains, was "a particularly pejorative expression as barres, in old French, designates not only stripes but also the various marks of illegitimacy".
The term "supernatural" has been used in Roman Catholic theology since the 17th century to designate not only revelation but other aspects of divine work in the world.
"Production in China will be designated only for local customers".
Soqotra can still be designated as a pastoralist community, but only if pastoralism is understood as a defining cultural leitmotif, not as the dominant economic activity.
Unfortunately this two-megapixel webcam only does two-megapixels for stills, and not for video, and can't be designated an HD webcam.
It will be designated the military's tool of choice not only to fight insurgencies.
It has been suggested that for an enzyme to be designated a CobR there should be evidence not only for reduction of the cobalt but also corrin binding [ 8].
Like moments that are privately shared, Inner Circle posts will only appear in designated friends' feeds, and will be designated by a star.
State 3 is designated as the only observable state.
The old marble and glass Georgia Life building, for example, set on the edge of Atlanta deep in a hardwood forest, has been designated ING's command post not only for the United States operations but for those of Canada and Latin America as well.
