Sentences with phrase «clear distinctions about»

It's not that they're bad people, it's that you have to have clear distinctions about what it means to be part of this culture based on those values if you mean it.

Jesus loves every soul, but He also made very clear distinctions about sin.

A company that, say, releases several lines of detergent without making clear distinctions about why customers would want one brand over the other could be throwing money away, he says.

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Although the government offered a generic commitment to «fair and equitable access,» internal e-mails reveal persistent concerns about the clinic: «there is not a clear distinction between insured and uninsured services.»

Evolutionists have been very clear about this distinction of fact and theory from the very beginning, if only because we have always acknowledged how far we are from completely understanding the mechanisms (theory) by which evolution (fact) occurred.

I only want to make clear the distinction between message about, and the actual revelation itself.

As for your so - called «clear distinction between personal belief and social norms» I pretty much think that you are talking about Luther and his crew: even the Romans (for all their tolerance) tried to get the Christians to sacrifice to the old gods or the Emperor.

There can be no question about the propriety of the distinction, but where exactly the line should be drawn is not so clear.

«About that time, it became clear that our distinction in the industry is that we would be a quality manufacturer that went for the better - for - you segment, which, at the time, was very small.

Ocean's Flavor Natural Sea Salts has urged the Food and Drug Administration to be clear about the distinction between salt and sodium, as it considers how to react to a recent report from the Institute of Medicine.

Which is fine, but it wasn't always thus, and I think people without a living - memory - immigrant - heritage are and always have been perfectly clear about the distinctions and overlap between British and English.

(I've written before about Cuomo's sensitivity to appearing anti-union and his attempt to make a clear distinction between the public and private sectors at a time when the former is being widely blamed for helping drive up the unsustainable spending in government).

«Over a course of time, there were a number of discussions about making a clear distinction between the positions of the Senate and governor,» said James W. Wright, an upstate senator who retired this year.

«This is consistent with the idea that intelligence depends to a large extent on social and emotional abilities, and we should think about intelligence in an integrated fashion rather than making a clear distinction between cognition and emotion and social processing.

These distinctions might be clear to scientists who read about this research in the news, but not so clear to family members.

This is an important distinction to tease out so that we can feel both confident and clear about what we're doing when we sit down on the cushion.

Once the distinction is properly made, it might become clear that reward theorists talk about reward in the sense of making you want more.

There's admittedly a very fine distinction to make about this, so I want to be clear: the distinction has to do with the difference between gratitude and guilt.

As a subsidiary purpose, Bingham's volume aims to make clear the many distinctions between biopics about men and those about women, and between those about whites and biopics about blacks.

And as we talk about them, we need to make clear that distinction.

The field continues to be dominated by twentieth century introductory textbook concepts, including such dichotomies as formative versus summative assessment, criterion - referenced versus norm - referenced testing, quantitative versus qualitative assessment, informal versus formal assessment — distinctions that often hamper rather than promote clear thinking about assessment.

About the concept of instructional leadership, a clear distinction appeared in our data, suggesting a missing nuance in much of the existing scholarship.

Jane, Thank you for this very clear definition of what an author platform is and the distinction about what it is not.

That's an important distinction that will not necessarily be clear to anyone reading about the card and I think you should know that.

I'm not really even that sure that most people draw a clear distinction in their minds about the two systems, and yet I expect people will be ready to equate the two as equally valid right out of the gate anyway.

Throughout Lialina's career she has strived to make these distinctions clear about online practices, while continuously pushing the boundaries of the Internet medium through a combination of performative gestures, and cinema, within a networked culture.

I presume climatologists as a class are pretty clear about that distinction — and also that they wish the rest of us were, too.

Andy Revkin asked the same question and Jim's answer below says it all in the clearest and most beautiful way... The blog you attached is a prime example of what gives bloggers a really bad name; somebody with no idea what he is talking about is spouting absolute nonsense, making no distinction between what is essential (the facts he conveniently omits) and what is pure noise (which he is concentrating on exclusively). . .

Even so, the irrationality that sometimes characterizes our «war on drugs» has allowed foreign hemp farmers to exploit the vacuum created by the prevailing ignorance about its clear distinctions from marijuana.

I didn't see them make a clear distinction of exactly what data / methods they were talking about.

There was once a clear distinction between science — that was about reason and evidence — and art that could venture into the make - believe including through the re-interpretation of facts.

The Rutgers statement of Kirchoff's First Law of Radiation was not clear about the distinction and I thought further clarification would probably be needed.

The distinction between questions about building codes and legal questions is not clear to me.

Further work will benefit from a clearer distinction between the study of phenomena (both recovered and FM) and their mechanisms (suggestion, repression, and dissociation), and direct and forthright debate about the nature and weight of types of evidence.

There was a clear distinction between the 2 and information about how they both can be beneficial in the right treatment scenarios.

Little is know about the differential effects of the various types of abuse and neglect — co-morbidity may hamper a clear distinction of differential effects.

I agree with you about the need for clear distinctions.

The prior loan originator compensation rules provided little clear guidance on whether this was permissible, leaving lenders to guess about whether their justifications for those distinctions were valid.