Sentence examples for designated both from inspiring English sources

Some companies are producing bars that are designated both organic and single-origin chocolate.

Although the house is designated both a city and a national historic landmark, it isn't really the architecture of the Federal-style brick house that is arresting.

Thus, uncia designated both a unit of weight and one of length and is the source of the modern terms inch and ounce.

But some 11,000 are classified "secret," 9,000 are labeled "noforn," shorthand for material considered too delicate to be shared with any foreign government, and 4,000 are designated both secret and noforn.

There are prehistoric Indian archaeological sites, most notably of the Woodland culture at Poverty Point (designated both a state historic site and a national monument) and the Mississippian culture at Marksville (also a state historic site).

Both will be working on a freelance basis, and "here and there, now and again, we can have guest reviewers," said John Oswald, the newspaper's managing editor for features, who designated both critics.

(Some experts prefer to designate both as the genus Rhus).

The Mets reported the incident to Major League Baseball, which, under its drug policy, will designate both players as first-time offenders and have them undergo random drug testing.

With such a proxy, Mr. Weinstein said, the shareholder designates both the proxy and the candidates for whom the shareholder wants the proxy to vote.

The Municipal Art Society testified in favor of designating both buildings and said it was "particularly concerned about the fate of the 57th Street facade".

Avadāna designates both the class of such stories scattered within the Vinaya Piṭaka ("Basket of Discipline") and separate collections based upon them.