Sentence examples for decisive distinction from inspiring English sources

But wherever a distinction has political quality, it will be the decisive distinction and the community constituted by it will be the decisive social unit.

But it is a decisive distinction whether the community looks upon the projects as a means to provide new profits, especially by exporting not needed energy to other communities or the grid, or not.

According to the Austrian Federal Hospitals Act (KAKuG), the legal status is decisive for the distinction between public and private hospitals: Public hospitals are general and specialized acute care hospitals and nursing facilities for chronically ill patients which are granted public law status.

He wasn't the most galvanizing member of his trio — Alex Blake, ferociously strumming and thumping his bass, earned that distinction — but his presence was decisive and commanding.

It has been complained, however, that this distinction ought not to be taken as decisive for an ontology of art since it rests upon a contingent thesis about what is technologically possible.

The recording is an object; the live performance is an experience; and the distinction between the two is one of the decisive concepts of Gould's life and work.

In this period, decisive elements of early modern toleration discourse were formed: the distinction between church authority and individual religious conscience on the one hand and the separation of religious and secular authority on the other.

Decisive Moment's was faster, but as a son of With Distinction, he has not won past the distance of a mile and has a sprinter pedigree on both his sire and dam sides.

In his earlier work, Stapp (1993) starts with Heisenberg's distinction between the potential and the actual (Heisenberg 1958), implementing a decisive step beyond the operational Copenhagen interpretation of quantum mechanics.

Martins said the distinctions between U.S. courts and the military commissions could be "decisive in certain cases".

The decisive relationship between text and melody in early European music led to stylistic distinctions that have survived the ages.