Sentence examples for differences in the making from inspiring English sources

The Court rejected the application of the basic features doctrine owing to the differences in the making of the Singapore Constitution and the Indian Constitution, and the fact that the framers of the Singapore Constitution had not expressly provided for limitations to be placed on Parliament's power of amendment.

Some of the differences in the making of end-of-life decisions may be related to associated or indirect factors, such as differences in the availability of a full-time caregiver, in marital status, in general economic or educational status, or language use (Colon and Lyke 2003).

Their differences have been years in the making.

That is, the researchers were interested in differences in the purchases made by people in different counties, and how that differed based on a number of measures.

These differences in the nomenclature make it however difficult to directly compare the different scoring systems.

There were differences in the assessments made by both technologists and physicians, which is true for all diagnostic examinations.

Multiple differences in the procedure make comparisons across the two studies difficult.

These two victories were the difference in the Packers making the playoffs.

A difference in the make-up of the balls or the players?" 26 min: The stats show 87% of the game has been played in the England half.

What contributes mightily to their potential for mutual reinforcement is the fact that there is also no difference in the make-up of the convictions and duties themselves.

Voting did not make any difference in the make up of the Congress.