There is, of course, a distinction between acts of omission and commission, but the court of appeal's twin assertions of female autonomy and the indivisibility of mother and foetus undermine the logic of the criminal law.
But, of course, this distinction, between a party of ardor and a party of rigor, is itself too schematic, since The Believer, at its best, is nothing if not thoughtful, and n+1 frequently wears its passions on its sleeve.
Of course the distinction between the philosophy of mathematics and the foundations of mathematics is vague, and the more interaction there is between philosophers and mathematicians working on questions pertaining to the nature of mathematics, the better.
In truth, of course, the distinction between surgery and other branches of medicine has been blurred for years, despite the British affectation of newly qualified surgeons dropping the hard-won appellation "Dr" in favour of "Mr", "Mrs", "Miss" or "Ms".
There is, of course, a distinction to be made between mere profession of such beliefs and actual belief [33] a distinction that, while important, only makes sense in a world in which some people actually believe what they say they believe.
There is, of course, a distinction between demonstrating a statistical interaction, and understanding the biological mechanism of interaction between two genes [Clayton and McKeigue, 2001[.
Of course, the distinction we note is only relevant in the context where generic versions of the new drug are expected to be introduced within the economic model's relevant time horizon (ie, if T1* < T).
Of course, the distinction between public officials and people with influence can be vague in some countries, including this one.
In the real world, of course, the distinction between these two very different dispositions is a fluid one.
Her role as an educator was always in dialogue with industry and this garnered her course the distinction of being the only one to show consistently on schedule at London Fashion Week.
