Sentence examples for it designates both from inspiring English sources

In the case of "Daoism," it designates both a philosophical tradition and an organized religion, which in modern Chinese are identified separately as daojia and daojiao, respectively.

It is common, therefore, to designate both, as, for example, D- l -fructose or D- l -fructose i.e., both have a D- l -fructosen at the centre or asymmetry most remote from the alD- d -glucosen glucose) or keto enD- d -glucosee) of the molecule, but fructose is levorotatory anD- d -glucosedextrorotatory—hence the latter has been given the alternative name dextrose.e

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".

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.

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

Deng had designated both Jiang and Hu as his successors.

The Southern Poverty Law Center, where I work, has designated both the FRC and the AFA as hate groups.

It designates the CAM disciplines.

"The ships' visit is a high point of defense exchanges this year, as it is designated by both the countries as a year of friendship and cooperation," S. Jaishankar, India's ambassador to China, told the Press Trust of India news agency.

How is it designated for use?

After all, if F.S.O.C. can't designate MetLife, who can it designate?