Sentences with phrase «only understand this distinction»

Barb, Claire, and Danessa not only understand this distinction, but they also accept that they, and more importantly the children they are parenting, are enriched by the role each plays in their lives.

Not exact matches

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.

But if the Trinity be understood in a purely economic sense, so that the distinctions correspond only to aspects of God manifested in His activities of creation, revelation, inspiration or the like, then there are no eternal relations of self - giving within the divine life of Absolute Actuality.

Don't understand why this only applies to front benchers though.Why make a distinction?

Change can only begin when everyone understands the distinction between formative and summative assessments, and how the two work together.

Our theory of action rests on the crucial distinction that a target becomes a learning target only when students use it to aim for understanding throughout today's lesson, and students can aim for a target only when they know what it is.

Luxury meant something that was by definition overpriced, but was so nice, so lovely, in itself that you did not mind, in fact was so lovely that the expensiveness became part of the point, part of the distinction between the people who could not afford a thing and the select few who not only could, but also understood the desirability of paying so much for it.

The distinction depends on complicated rules that are fully understood only by bond lawyers.

Omni - tasking, schizophrenic and full of contradictions, this position brings a myriad of possibilities: Questioning not only the understanding what is means to be an artist today, it also triggers a larger discourse about the lack of distinction between labor and leisure (the very base of cultural production) while reaching its most paradoxical and therefore contemporary state only through positions similar to that of Cassani.

In the legal context, specifically, there are also important issues relating to whether users understand when they are receiving only «legal information» as opposed to «legal advice» and the consequences of this distinction.

My motivation was a desire to gain a deeper understanding of the machinery that inexorably grinds our system forward inch by inch (and not by the laughable pay rate that has the dubious distinction of being the only legal remuneration to make Legal Aid funding appear moderately generous).

It is critical that employees and employers understand the distinction because they often mistakenly believe that a dismissed employee is only entitled to the notice and severance set out in ESA when the employee is actually entitled to a much larger termination package because the employee is entitled to reasonable notice of dismissal.

The court was critical of the approach taken in Ruralcorp which was said to have consisted of mere assertion (that the plaintiff was not a shareholder of the subsidiary) and a failure to understand the distinction between a shareholder of record and someone simply claiming an equitable interest in the shares (the proper position being that only the latter could not bring a derivative claim because a company does not recognise equitable interests).