Sentences with phrase «line of distinction»

First, you have to draw a clear line of distinction between low impact cases where the majority of the medical care is chiropractic and moderate and high - impact cases.

Those who cried exclusivity and established boundaries and drew lines of distinction and erected walls of separation are clearly those Jesus challenged.

My purpose in pointing out these differences is simply to draw a useful line of distinction and acknowledge that teachers of skill - driven and fact - driven courses probably will find it more challenging to come up with the type of problem scenarios described earlier.

Though lines of distinction between autobiography and memoir appear blurry, there is a line.

«This statute makes no radical innovation on the settled line of distinction between the powers of the court and the jury.

NP said: Those who cried exclusivity and established boundaries and drew lines of distinction and erected walls of separation are clearly those Jesus challenged.

A clear job description for both roles can alleviate this problem, and ensure a clear line of distinction between volunteer duties and AE and other staff obligations.

But man has also drawn a clear line of distinction between himself and all other animals, and in traditional Christian teaching this was done by stating that man consisted of two parts — a body and a soul.

You've got to have clear lines of distinction.»

Butler shows how in the early national period, as the line of distinction between religion and the civil authorities («separation of church and state») developed and the citizenry relied ever less on the government for things spiritual or ecclesiastical, church life prospered.

When we attend to these kinds of realities, says Marty, «James Madison offers a more accurate characterization: there is a «line of distinction» between civil and religious authorities — a line that is often permeable, sometimes blurred, always contested.»

Here the lines of distinction become tenuous, for while the words of Isaiah were familiar enough, there was no «suffering servant Messiah» in the expectation of the people.

And, in the military struggle against the government, the clear lines of distinction that the West wants to see between the National Coalition - linked Free Syrian Army and the Islamist factions have been blurred several times.

If those are the ones you are speaking about:: «Those who cried exclusivity and established boundaries and drew lines of distinction and erected walls of separation are clearly those Jesus challenged,» then that sounds suspiciously like exclusion.

Call it Greek, the Hebraic character strikes us; call it a mixture of interpretation and history, and it is impossible to draw the line of distinction.

The line of distinction here is very vague, for theology may extend itself into questions of less and less obviously critical importance for man's existence.

Others have drawn the line of distinction between the prophets and the teachers, only the apostles and prophets belonging to the general ministry.

Collins also draws a clear line of distinction.

«It's time to blur the lines of distinction between those who teach in schools and those who lead them.»

(Katzenmeyer and Moller, 2001) «It is time to blur the lines of distinction between those who teach and those who lead.»

Although not discussed in the Pew report, the lines of distinction between tablets and e-readers will blur over the next six months as e-reading devices adopt more multi-function features.

It seems to me that to maintain the lines of distinction, an appellate court should try to stay away from adding its views about the correctness of the trial judgment, where doing so is not required based on the appellate standard of review.

The company and its employees are considered his agents and if they are acting at his direction no line of distinction will be drawn.

With demanding clients forcing real estate service providers to become more diverse in their skill sets, the lines of distinction between jobs are blurring, and asset managers are positioning themselves to be a «Jack...