The state has merely chosen not to fund a distinct category of instruction.
It was only in the late 19th century that the very concept of the homosexual as a distinct category of person developed.
It also innovated a distinct category of metalinguistic negation in the form of *matsi.
Rather than unconstitutionally discriminating against religion, "the state has merely chosen not to fund a distinct category of instruction".
This realization led to the emergence of as a distinct category of aircraft.
"Crime as a Distinct Category of Behavior," in The New Palgrave Dictionary of Economics and the Law, Macmillan, 1998.
But I believe they define a distinct category of influences on state behavior that is helpful in understanding that behavior.
And, as event-related methods have become ubiquitous, they no longer represent a distinct category of fMRI research.
So the primary challenge is focus: recognizing that reputational risk is a distinct category of risk and giving one person unambiguous responsibility for managing it.
The ATS emerged as a distinct category of software in the 1990s.
This bill would establish a distinct category of 'thought crimes,'speechcrimesmes,' and 'political prosecutions,' while we fight and die to bring 'democracy' to Iraq.
