But distinctions must be made.

He advocated abolishing death penalty distinctions.

There's no need of making such fine distinctions.

Indeed, many argue that by refusing to take into account distinctions linked to ethnic and religious origin, these distinctions are legitimized.

Distinctions Officer of the Order of Canada (1989) Companion (1993).

It is very hard to make legislators understand these delicate distinctions.

On other issues, such as trade, there are distinctions between the candidates.

Do you see distinctions between the two or are the lines becoming blurred?

Beatrix, like Franz Joseph, refuses to make ethnic or religious distinctions between her subjects.

Fine distinctions are made, for example, between the rights of citizens and non citizens.

But distinctions should be drawn between recreational drugs and medicines, as they are for opiates.

It was to be non political and free from all social distinctions (racial, religious, etc.).

Our challenge is to understand the root causes of these forces and to make distinctions among them.

Instead, Obama s administration is guided by a relativist political realism that assumes respect for cultural and religious distinctions.

quantaplus divides the workspace into three scopes Global, Local, and Project. These distinctions affect various components in quantaplus .

In 2015, Russians are reacting to the new wildfires much as they did in 2010, with several important distinctions.

If one makes no distinctions and disregards nuances one will end up believing that 60 Turkish women wear the veil.

Tudjman forged an authoritarian regime that blurred the distinctions between HDZ and state agencies, in particular the army and police.

The results from clinical trials are awaited. But distinctions should be drawn between recreational drugs and medicines, as they are for opiates.

When it comes to the health of our children, there must be no distance between rich and poor, and no distinctions among communities.

But, too often, that debate is polarized as national security vs. democratic accountability, with no room given to the distinctions that really matter.

Such distinctions were not merely pernicious they were often characterized by an unequal distribution of the resources of the state within a colonial society.

But, too often, that debate is polarized as nbsp national security vs. democratic accountability, with no room given to the distinctions that really matter.

Human rights groups said that like previous counterinsurgency plans, the Noynoy Aquino administration s Oplan Bayanihan still make no distinctions between civilian dissenters and armed rebels.

But the double game proved unsustainable the Islamists were less inclined than their now ambivalent patron to draw sophistical distinctions between one kind of enemy and another.

Debate over the association agreement with the European Union, along with the Russian backed rebellion in the east, had stoked tensions over distinctions that previously played little or no role in people s lives.

The eight provinces' boundaries remained unchanged for about 480 years from 1413 to 1895, and formed a geographic paradigm that is still reflected today in the Korean Peninsula's administrative divisions, dialects, and regional distinctions.

Only such a culture one that undermined the longstanding presumption that an accused person is innocent until proven guilty could produce the Bush administration's niggling legal distinctions concerning what is and what is not torture.

Pro Kyiv interviewees often didn t make distinctions between Russian journalists and Russian military forces (two even described them as terrorists ), and considered the propaganda they produce to be simply another facet of the conflict underway.

Only after a comparison with the industry, sector, and market can an analyst determine whether a P E ratio is high or low with the above mentioned distinctions (i.e., undervaluation, over valuation, fair valuation, etc.).

Tudjman forged an authoritarian regime that blurred the distinctions between HDZ and state agencies, in particular the army and police. This muddied legacy remains at the heart of Croatia's current problems and its relations with the Hague Tribunal.

One can never overlook the old colonial administrative habit of divide and rule,'' exemplified, again, by British policy in the subcontinent after 1857, which led almost inexorably to the tragedy of Partition. Such distinctions were not merely pernicious they were often characterized by an unequal distribution of the resources of the state within a colonial society.