Sentence examples for case has distinguished from inspiring English sources
If other universities share the misapprehension of what freedom of speech entails, they should consider the example of the University of California, which in this case has distinguished between permissible and protected expressions of disagreement and unprotected and intolerable disruption.
At least some IBNC cases have distinguishing clinical features from BSE [ 7] and the fall in histological diagnosis of IBNC cases may be a reflection of an increasingly critical appraisal of clinical signs when suspect BSE cases are examined in the field.
Peter Cane has distinguished between cases where the courts have found that an applicant has standing to represent identifiable individuals (associational standing), and cases where the applicant purports to represent the public interest (public interest standing).
In any event, our cases that have distinguished the property owners loss from the governments gain say nothing whatever about reducing this value to some net amount.
In our analytical procedure we have distinguished the case ω o = 0 from the case ω o ≠ 0. For this latter, three cases occur in connection with the sign of the quantity Δ = 4 τ 2 ω 0 2 − 1.
As I've noted in earlier columns, the Dynegy case has been distinguished from inception by hardball tactics that the parent company shareholders have used to try to salvage some value, after their earlier attempts for a merger or takeover failed.
We have distinguished two cases to discuss.
But having distinguished the cases in that way, we are liable to become open to two new questions.
A19 Advance in Anthrax Inquiry A researcher studying the anthrax-mailings case for the F.B.I. said he had distinguished between stocks of the strain kept in different labs.
They may have distinguished hairlines.
"They have distinguished themselves by their achievements".
