Sentence examples for both honoured from inspiring English sources

The German Wehrmacht of the Third Reich and the Bundeswehr of the Federal Republic of Germany both honoured him by naming two fighter wings, a destroyer and barracks after him.

Manuel was thus able to organise a grand ceremonial reception which both honoured Amalric and underlined his dependence: for the rest of Amalric's reign, Jerusalem was a Byzantine satellite, and Manuel was able to act as a protector of the Holy Places, exerting a growing influence in the Kingdom of Jerusalem.

He continued: "The loss of life – both civilian and military – should be commemorated so that we both honour their lives and do all that we can to ensure future generations are spared the horrors of war".

"The loss of life - both civilian and military - should be commemorated so that we both honour their lives and do all that we can to ensure future generations are spared the horrors of war".

Jewish audiences might want to revisit the shtetl, but not to move back permanently, so Fiddler celebrates Yiddishkeit without the Yiddish – both honouring the community's origins while marking its distance from them.

Madeline McCloud travelled through the night from central Florida to join those flocking to Selma, saying she was both honouring the past and teaching young people about the importance of protecting civil rights.

We show how these results may be generalised to real porous architectures via a CTRW model of fluid deformation, leading to stochastic models of macroscopic dispersion and mixing which both honour the pore-scale kinematics and are directly conditioned on the pore-scale architecture.

It was critically acclaimed and was named Indie Album of the Year at the 2006 PLUG Awards and NME Album of the year which both honour indie music.

Schools bordering two linguistic regions honoured both.

In accordance with a United Nations resolution, both countries honoured a cease-fire for the duration of the Games.

Elinor Ostrom of Indiana University and Oliver Williamson of the University of California at Berkeley, the winners of this year's Nobel prize for economics, have both been honoured for recognising this complexity.