In any case, the conceptual distinctions that O'Malley and Koonin propose are most relevant to the debate: distinguishing between the TOL as a hypothesis (or a theory) and the TOL as a heuristic will help make discussions on the topic more precise and will improve the conceptual framing of some well-entrenched controversies.
This essay introduces a special section of Biological Conservation focused on this larger dispute, what we are calling the "New Conservation Debate" to distinguish it from the historical debate in the US between "wise use" conservationists and preservationists at the turn of the 20th century.
It is also impossible, in the white heat of parliamentary debate, to distinguish between strategic and tactical objectives: many Tories view Mr Miliband's civilising gambit as a sign of weakness, Labour having recently been hammered on the economy.
But given the rarity of federal death verdicts in New York City — the state death penalty was ruled unconstitutional, which is why Mr. Wilson was tried in federal court — the decision to once again sentence Mr. Wilson to death has raised debate over what distinguished him from other notorious defendants, including terrorists and mobsters, for whom juries rejected capital punishment.
Music critics and fans alike have squandered hours debating what distinguishes a jazz from a cabaret singer.
Citing this second report, B.B.C. Radio 4's Analysis interviewed politicians and commentators to highlight a tendency within the welfare debates to distinguish between those who are poor through ill luck and those who are poor 'because of personal choices' (Bowlby, 2010).
For the sake of robust debate, we will distinguish between constructive, focused argument and smear tactics.
Use the debate to continue distinguishing yourself from Romney.
While an analysis of the multitude of models of consent developed and their philosophical, ethical and legal foundation are beyond the scope of this paper, one way of structuring the debate is by distinguishing the forwarded models as "narrow" versus "broad" consent to biobank research.
Finally, we propose how these findings might be incorporated in to an "impulse control" model of eating disorders, such that we prompt a debate on what distinguishes separate eating disorders, and whether it is plausible to include them on a single spectrum.
