Sentences with phrase «clear distinctions when»

The American Counseling Association (ACA), a non-profit member organization representing people employed in all facets of professional counseling, makes some very clear distinctions when it comes to whom it considers a counselor.

Not exact matches

UBS Chairman Axel Weber told CNBC that the bank makes a clear distinction between institutional and retail clients when it comes to investing in bitcoin

Yes, it still makes a clear distinction between virgins and non-virgins, but most girls and guys who «make mistakes» are forgiven when they repent and have just as much of a chance of getting married as «virgins.»

So I think there is a clear distinction between the falls we all take, and of which Paul wrote when he said «the evil I do not wish to do, this I do, and the good I wish to do, this I do not do.

When he draws such a very clear distinction between the physical body (of the here and now) and the spiritual body (of the resurrection) he is showing quite clearly that in his view resurrection is emphatically not «the resurrection of the flesh».

Jesus was born in the Middle East in the spring, and yet somehow Christians appropriated a midwinter holiday and now get irritated when people want to make that Christ / midwinter distinction clear.

This distinction is even more clear when we consider the story of Christ.

When we consider food or breath, however, the distinction is not as clear.

To some, the ethical distinction between tomatoes and babies seems much less clear when both appear to becells in a dish.

This was back when all fat was bad fat, and before the distinction between healthy fats and unhealthy fats was made clear.

When I set out to make an oven pancake (or German pancake or Dutch baby or puff pancake — I never did find a clear distinction between the terms, so pick your favorite), I didn't think it would be difficult; I just had no idea it would be this easy.

Colorado Rapids keeper Joe Nasco holds the record for the fastest sending off in the MLS, a distinction he achieved in February 2014 when he denied LA Galaxy's Alan Gordon with a clear goalscoring opportunity after just 34 seconds.

How to solve it: Your baby's nocturnal ways will correct themselves as she adjusts to life on the outside, but there are a few things you can do to help speed along the process of helping baby to separate day and night, including limiting daytime naps and making clear distinctions between day and night (like keeping baby's room dark when she naps and avoiding turning on the TV during nighttime feedings).

(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).

Kepler lived in an era when there was no clear distinction between astronomy and astrology, while there was a strong division between astronomy / astrology (a branch of mathematics within the liberal arts) and physics (a branch of the more prestigious discipline of philosophy).

And most universities fail to make these distinctions clear in «public - facing profiles,» the authors observe, which «exacerbate [s]» postdocs» optimistic tendency to assume that the term «professor» always means a traditional tenure - track position, when it often denotes a job with much less security.

When the researchers added a layer of complexity, however, a clear distinction emerged between the two groups.

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.

When it comes to losing tummy fat and body fat, a clear distinction must be made between «Weight Loss» and «Fat Loss».

The poster also lists Marvel Studios as the studio that brought blockbusters Avengers and Guardians of the Galaxy to the screen, creating a clear distinction of exactly which films Marvel wants viewers to think of when they see Ant - Man.

As smoothly as Bier makes the proceedings flow, she struggles to lift the drama out of its soap suds when it becomes clear that Audrey's grief is her only distinction, and Jerry's dilemma also hits a shallow bottom (with wide - eyed and rubber - faced del Toro falling back on producing people - pleasing moments).

Peele's confident writing and direction is clear from the first frame of the very funny socially - conscious horror movie, which has the distinction of being the first February release nominated for Best Picture since 1991, when The Silence of the Lambs took home Best Picture and four other Oscars.

The research additionally shows that when it comes to the gender divide, there are clear distinctions between male and female reading habits.

This regulatory regime made sense when there was a clear distinction between mutual fund advisors and stockbrokers.

When making an NES styled game like Shovel Knight, the distinction is made even more clear because enemies and objects disappear when you transition from room to rWhen making an NES styled game like Shovel Knight, the distinction is made even more clear because enemies and objects disappear when you transition from room to rwhen you transition from room to room.

The important distinction between those two questions recently became clearer to me when I played two new games released last month: Etrian Odyssey III and Kingdom Hearts: Birth by Sleep.

The old distinction between haute couture and ready - to - wear no longer seemed so clear when looking at Iris van Herpen's 3D - printed frock and Karl Lagerfeld's digitally embossed wedding gown, which made use of both the latest gizmos and techniques dating to before the French Revolution.

Taking its cue (and deriving its name) from l'heure bleue, that fleeting moment of atmospheric ambivalence at dawn and dusk when daylight has not yet begun (or has just finished) drawing a world of legibility and clear distinction, Nathaniel Robinson's New York solo debut, «Civil Twilight,» operated within a territory of formal, conceptual, and material indeterminacy.

This distinction might seem a bit confusing, at first, but should become a bit clearer when we give some examples, in a moment.

A communication relating to corporate legal matters between a corporation's in - house counsel and the corporation's outside counsel is normally subject to the privilege.16 However, when the communication is between a representative of the corporation and the in - house counsel, the distinction is less clear.

The branding distinction becomes even clearer when one considers that the similarities between networks and mega-firms outweigh the differences.

This is now an entirely unreal distinction, as the House of Lords made abundantly clear in Majrowski v Guy's and St Thomas» Hospital [2006] UKHL 34, [2006] 4 All ER 395, when it held that PHA 1997 applies in the workplace and that employers may be vicariously liable for failing to take appropriate preventative action.

The distinction is clearer when you see a post that explains an algorithm with actual code, you read and learn and make use of that, but write your own code.

On the Galaxy S8 +, that distinction is not as clear; instead, I erred on the side of relying on the face unlock, and only using the fingerprint when other methods failed, or when I needed to access biometrically - protected apps like 1Password.

When we've had a chance to thoroughly review the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update, the distinction between that system and the new one may become more clear.

Both the DSM - IV and ICD - 10's criteria for the disorder are vague and do not draw definite — or even moderately clear — distinctions for when infants» behavior crosses from normal to abnormal.

The Head of Google's Web Spam team, Matt Cutts says that when his team reviews spam reports, there is usually a clear distinction...