Sentence examples for authority to differentiate from inspiring English sources

"Sufficient court records and case evidence does exist that would enable the designated authority to differentiate which acts were consensual and non-consensual".

These deletions are currently being investigated as a basis for a simple PCR-based test to allow quarantine authorities to differentiate B. tryoni and B. neohumeralis (since there is currently no reliable test to split the two species at the larval stage).

On Monday, state authorities sought to differentiate the new violence as separate from the other protests, linking it to the reports of the desecrated Koran.

The approach employed in this study provides a very useful tool for travel authorities to use to differentiate between the independent and dependent variables affecting tour value and to identify the relationships among those variables.

They are allowing fighters to return home in the hope that the authorities get a better chance to differentiate between those who will go back to a quiet life and those who are genuinely dangerous.

A classic hypothetical example serves to differentiate the term authority from other forms of influence: One person wielding a club forces another person to hand over money and possessions.

In "War and Murder," published in 1961, Anscombe notes that the moral permissibility of coercive authority requires a principle that can be used to differentiate the just imposition of harms from the unjust.

It is also essential to differentiate between the port and the port authority (socio-economic agents and the political bodies and port management).

Only the HM scheme is able to differentiate roles that are significantly associated to higher authority and salience in conversation.

But before long, authorities felt the need to revise these new numerical requirements, as they failed to differentiate between banks according to risk and invited capital arbitrage.

You have to differentiate".