Sentence examples for both designated from inspiring English sources

National parks, such as Bwindi Impenetrable, Ruwenzori Mountains (both designated UNESCO World Heritage sites in 1994), and Mgahinga Gorilla, are an important part of Uganda's emerging ecotourism industry.

Elias National Park and Preserve, both designated UNESCO World Heritage sites in 1979, have magnificent fjords and glaciers and extensive bird and animal life.

In 2005 the Gule Wamkulu a ritual dance performed at initiation ceremonies, funerals, and other important occasions and the Vimbuza Healing Dance were both designated UNESCO Masterpieces of the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity.

Welwyn Garden City and Hatfield, located 3 miles (5 km) apart and about 30 miles northwest of central London, were both designated as new towns in the late 1940s to help meet London's urgent postwar housing needs.

For the city interaction analysis, road density including both designated and county roads, traffic volume, and city population are used.

The experimental pure component data obtained in the present study agreed well with the corresponding literature values at both designated temperatures.

The lack of specialized vocabulary specifically dedicated to rice is more visible in Korean, where the terms in the semantic role of (2c-d) psʌr H < *pʌsʌr and (2e) pap L both designate hulled and cooked grains, respectively, of any type.

The authors write, "Workplace telepressure might have critical occupational health implications because it has the potential to prolong employee work stress both during designated work times and during nonwork hours".

He combined both when he designated them as "the worst defensive team ever" on "Late Show With David Letterman".

Both are designated landmarks.

Both were designated landmarks in 2004.