A distinct Obama governing style emerged, which was half Harvard Economics Department and half Boss Daley.
In Bosnia and Herzegovina, where civil war was followed by a national federation that is divided into three distinct governing areas, Nokia has also pushed ahead.
The term non-uniqueness is used here in the sense that various homogenisation strategies may lead to distinct governing equations that usually, for a given order of the governing equation, approximate the original problem with the same asymptotic accuracy.
It may be that Ankara must recognise the de facto break-up of Syria into three distinct governing structures, and preventing radicalisation of Kurds fighting Isis is its main security priority.
Many times, however, such dual but linked missions have been split geographically under distinct governing boards.
Yes, leaks are always possible, but if the Attorney General is the only person with full access to Mueller's final report, which is a distinct possibility under the governing law, the report may not be disseminated widely enough to guarantee a leak.
While these are most often run by the F.D.I.C., they are governed by a distinct set of legal rules.
In other words, a rule of law did not arise merely by virtue of the existence of a moral norm, religious precept, or social custom but was instead governed by a distinct set of institutions and processes.
According to Walzer (1983), different social goods occupy different "spheres," each one governed by a distinct set of distributive norms.
It is falsifiable, for if there exist at least two sets of particles each of which is governed by a distinct geodesic directing field \ \Pi_{2}\) and \ \Pi'_{2}\), then particles belonging to the two distinct directing-field sets may be identified and in turn may be used to measure in any chosen local neighbourhood of spacetime the two distinct projective structures.
