Sentences with phrase «true distinction»

«We seek wines of true distinction that represent the terroir from which they hail, preferably from organic origins and are made by families and individuals who share our life philosophies,» said Andre Shearer, Cape Classics» Chairman & CEO.

We are in the midst of a deliberative process designed to position The Cooper Union for a future characterized by true distinction, THE HIGHEST STANDARDS OF MERIT - BASED ACCESS AND SCHOLARSHIP SUPPORT, academic excellence and financial sustainability.

Achieving true distinction can only come from years of dedication and success.

Fine woodworking can give your home true distinction, making your own style and personality part of the architecture.

To those in the know — and those about to know — the ALPINA B7 is a mark of true distinction.

We are in the midst of a deliberative process designed to position The Cooper Union for a future characterized by true distinction, the highest standards of merit - based access and scholarship suppor, academic excellence and financial sustainability.

There's no true distinction between being a person and being a human being.

Bacon separates ambition for fame from that for honor and true distinction, and he connects it instead to desire for preserving and empowering oneself.

Even videos tended to look a bit better when played on its rivals, but the true distinctions were rather negligible.

It's not a true distinction since both can work in either mode, but it is something to consider when choosing one of the other.

The Broadmoor has had seven Presidents and five Executive Chefs during its history, a true distinction in the hospitality industry, and a testament to the «quality of life» at the resort.

It asks what it means to be human, what the true distinction between artificial and natural intelligence is, and even the purpose of living and forming attachment.

In 1980, the Kimbell Art Museum in Ft. Worth tagged Pillsbury to help build a world class collection and, in short order, he turned it into one of the great museums in the nation, expanding its small collection into one of true distinction.

Conclusion The British Columbia Court of Appeal found that while the Province tried to blur the distinction between data and individual health care records, the evidence showed that this is a true distinction and there is no real privacy threat.

Some of them will actually recognize a separation as a legal step in the process, while others don't have any true distinction for separation.

Some states will recognize a separation as a legal step in the process, while other states don't have any true distinction for separation.

Some states will recognize a separation as a legal step in the divorce process, while other states don't have any true distinction for separation.

Not so much because of the size, but because they own a variety of asset types with no true distinction within the overall Net Lease sector.