Sentences with phrase «'s no distinction on»

A rare distinction on our list, Halle Berry is the only actor to be miscast twice in a superhero role.

Atheism makes no distinction on which god or gods do not exist, it is the lack of belief in any of them.

Why would Jews be surprised that they are viewed as outside society when many deliberately make this distinction on their own?

«The distinctions on cause / inevitability are pretty muddied when you consider that in your view this march of deterministic events proceeding from the origin of the world could be called «fate»..»

My point of the distinction on hell was made because earlier someone had brought up a literal hell — that is, when people die, their bodies actually are sent to some place where there's lots of fire and burning and weeping.

But their contributions were given to an undifferentiated cultural system that made no social distinctions on the basis of need.

Religion puts too much distinction on the «chosen» people, at the expense of people who do not have the same beliefs.

The proper us of question and answer can help the student to make distinctions on his own, and the art of conversation is an excellent tool for eliminating misconceptions based on category mistakes.

Minear seems to be imposing a metaphysical distinction on the Bible when he says that the coming of Christ means that «the tyranny of chronos has been broken once and for all.

One Catholic university, which had for years professed that it «does not discriminate on the basis of age, sex, race, handicap, color, (or) religion» and «welcomes applications without distinction on the basis of race or religious beliefs,» discovered that Catholics had thereby declined from 70 percent to 59 percent of its student body in only ten years.

There are also 14 freshmen who signed NLI's in the early signing period, so I'll include them as well, with no distinction on if they are an early enrollee or summer enrollee.

Garland is serving with distinction on the second most powerful court in the land.

Hours before President Obama is scheduled to speak here at the nanoscale college at the University at Albany, Republican Chairman Ed Cox and former Gov. George Pataki held a conference call criticizing the president for his job - creation record and sought to draw a distinction on how to spur private sector growth.

Continue reading «Congress candidates seek to carve out distinctions on environmental issues»

(6) Social classes exist in every Communist regime that has ever been, with a first order distinction between party members and people who are not party members, and further distinctions on up the line.

Would we base the distinction on animal intelligence, or size?

Nocardia is not exactly a household word, so being ill from it confers an excusable distinction on sufferers.

There is no distinction on the MUIH transcript between online and on - campus courses.

And — So, that's an important distinction on up - regulation versus a down - regulation.

We base these distinctions on the 2013 — 2014 National Center for Education Statistics» locale codes; in that school year, 13 percent of all unified and high school districts qualified as rural districts.

The lecture and benefit are in honor of the late Judge Sumner Z. Kaplan, who served with distinction on CPS's Board of Directors.

You might assume the Italian supercar earns that distinction on sheer performance and sex appeal, but the truth is that the 458 is a much more complete car.

39078 miles serviced at SPIROS MOTOR TECHNICIANS OF DISTINCTION on 12.10.2016; Interior: BLACK FULL LEATHER; Adjustable Steering Column / Wheel,; Air Bag Driver,; Air Bag Knee,; Air Bag Passenger,; Air Bag Side,; Air - Conditioning (Automatic),; Alarm,; Alloy Wheels (19in),; Anti-Lock Brakes,; Armrest,; Ashtray / Lighter,; Body Coloured Bumpers,; Cargo Space Divider,; Central Door Locking,; Chassis,; Cigar Lighter,; Clock,; Computer (Driver Information System),; Cruise Control,; Cup Holder,; Electric Windows (Front / Rear),; Electronic Brake Force Distribution,; Electronic Stability Programme,; Exterior Lighting (Xenon Headlights),; External Temperature Display,; Head Restraints,; Heated Rear Screen,; Immobiliser,; In Car Entertainment (DVD),; Mirrors External (Electric / Heated / Folding / Auto Dimming),; Mirrors Internal,; Paint Metallic,; Parking Aid (Rear),; Power Socket,; Power - Assisted Steering,; Rain Sensor,; Seat - ISOFIX Anchorage Point (Two Seats - Rear),; Seat Belt Pre-Tensioners,; Seat Height Adjustment (Electric Driver / Passenger),; Seats Electric (Driver / Passenger),; Seats Heated (Driver / Passenger),; Spare Wheel,; Speakers,; Steering Wheel Leather,; Telephone Equipment (Fixed Preparation),; Third Brake Light,; Traction Control System,; Trip Computer,; Tyre Pressure Control,; Upholstery Cloth,; PCM Navigation Module,; ParkAssist at Front and Rear,; Telephone Module With Cordless Handset,; Xenon Headlamps.; 4 seats,; Grey,; GBP 27,950 less;; We are Uk's leading Jap Performance Specialists and have taken this car as a part exchange against one of our retail cars hence it is priced LOW to sell QUICKLY WE NEED THE SPACE ON OUR SITE!!

12130 miles serviced at SPIROS MOTOR TECHNICIANS OF DISTINCTION on 04.10.2013; 2).

The 2015 Mirage received this distinction on the heels of being named one of the Greenest Vehicles by the American Council for an Energy - Efficient Economy and a model with one of the most loyal customer bases on the market according to IHS Automotive.

The world's largest source of information on nonprofit organizations, GuideStar recognized Alley Cat Allies with this distinction on March 29.

United actually makes a distinction on its website — the Excursionist Perk is not defined in terms of time like the old stopover rules were.

So there's no distinction on the buttons between weapons and magic — you can equip a spell in your left hand and a sword in your right, and so on.

Nearby, Agathe Snow's mixed media assemblages and bas - reliefs climb the gallery walls like medals of distinction on a suit of armor.

The translation of traditional motifs for the modern world is figured with absolute distinction on the front cover; a hologram image, (Sharon Core, Flowers, 1782, 2001, archival pigment print) that literally transforms infront of your eyes.

In some ways, Martin's work turns these distinctions on their head, using mirror - touch synaesthesia to render virtual or remote activities indistinguishable from literal actions.

«The Greenhouse Effect,» an ambitious two - venue exhibition mounted by the Serpentine's Lisa Corrin and independent curator Ralph Rugoff, aims to turn the distinction on its head.

But contrast isn't useful only for accentuating distinctions on the visual side of art; it can also be used conceptually to highlight polemics of dialectical critique.

Actually, kim, my point is that appealing to authority is often not fallacious, but that «skeptics» ignore that distinction on a regular basis; it seems that the working theory is that appealing to authority is never fallacious when they do so and always fallacious when «realists» do so.

The Judiciary will make no distinctions on the basis of age, sex, race, color, religion, national origin, sexual preference, or disabilities.

[8] On its face, the current system makes no distinction on the basis of sex.

He served with distinction on a number of important tribunals, including the European Court of Human Rights at Strasbourg and the Iran - United States Claims Tribunal at The Hague, where he was its first President.

I got a distinction on the fast track, and it is true most people got commendations or distinctions.

The new restrictions prohibiting distinctions on the basis of employment status and on the basis of status as an employee of a temporary help agency

Before coming to the Bar, Gideon obtained a First Class degree from Cambridge University where he read History, before achieving a distinction on the GDL.

Given the negative effects of the «advice» vs. «information» distinction on SRL's and A2J initiatives, it is about time that provincial regulators start thinking about clarifying the distinction for the benefit of litigants, service providers and consumers.

There the case - law is traced from the seminal speeches in White v White [2001] 1 AC 596 and Miller v Miller; McFarlane v McFarlane [2006] 2 AC 618 through the subsequent increasing sophistication of the impact of the distinction on the application of the yardstick of equality and of the sharing principle (Charman v Charman (No 4)[2007] 1 FLR 1246, Jones v Jones [2011] 1 FLR 1723 etc) and on through the differing approaches adopted at first instance.

While the legislation does make a distinction on the basis of disability, it is not discriminatory.

The U12 + will reportedly repeat the liquid glass enclosure we loved so much on HTC's previous - generation range - topper, while adding a critical distinction on the back photographers are sure to appreciate — dual lenses.

One annoying quirk we did find was the way you open up the MateBook X: we regularly found ourselves trying to open it the wrong way as there's no clear distinction on the way you open it up.

Graduate degrees are hard to obtain — a First Class Honours distinction on its own is not a one - way - ticket to employment.

In order to allow distinction on the sections of your resume, you may use Caps Lock for the major sections of your resume, such as «Educational Background» or «Work History.»

• Planned and developed a multi-file storage database software as part of practical coursework • Developed an android based gaming app from a blueprint from the DXB software house and received a distinction on same

This is consistent with the definition of racial discrimination in Article 1 of the Convention referring to a distinction on the basis of race «which has the purpose or effect of nullifying or impairing the recognition, enjoyment or exercise, on an equal footing, of human rights.»

As will be discussed further below, the positive vs neutral relationship distinction on the FMSS may provide an even more sensitive measure of relationship quality than EE dimensions on the CFI or other measures of EE.