Sentence examples for both define from inspiring English sources

The Federal Meat Inspection Act and the Poultry Products Inspection Act both define meat or poultry as adulterated "if it bears or contains any poisonous or deleterious substance which may render it injurious to health".

The Fletcher bill and the Ganske bill would both define a wide range of rights for patients, guaranteeing access to emergency care, medical specialists, clinical trials of new drugs and an independent medical review of decisions to deny claims for benefits.

Dubbed by Reitman the "semi-autobiographical" follow-up to Juno and 2011's Young Adult, Tully reads as the final act in a trilogy doggedly plumbing the depths of how motherhood and its absence can both define and limit female identity.

Both define a declining trend.

2. Both define their own universe.

Decisions about EU membership and Trident renewal will both define Britain's future role in the world.

Thus the president's options are both defined and limited.

Both defined marriage as available only to a man and woman.

This is a cycle where e-mail has both defined and changed things".

Two nations, but they're both black and they're both defined by economics, and never the twain shall meet.

Below, deposit and withdraw are both defined as methods on objects of the Account class.