Sentence examples for distinction given by from inspiring English sources

In 2003 Ms. Figueras was made an Officer of the French Order of Arts and Letters, and this year she was awarded the Cross of St. Jordi, the highest civil distinction given by the Catalonian government.

Ideally, a reference ontology should be built based on fundamental ontological distinctions, given by a foundational ontology [7, 28].

It argues that since no standard for drawing distinctions has a privileged, absolute status, the only way to draw distinctions given by reality itself is not to draw any at all.

However, some of them do not have a counterpart; they were included in RSMO due to ontological distinctions given by UFO or in order to generalize concepts established in the standards.

Browning pointed out to the brigade that this was an honour, as "distinctions given by the enemy are seldom won in battle except by the finest fighting troops".

The brigade had also been given the title of 'Rote Teufel' or 'Red Devils' by the German troops they had fought; this was a distinct honour as General Browning pointed out in a signal to the brigade, as "Such distinctions given by the enemy are seldom won in battle except by the finest fighting troops".

This is an important distinction given the dynamics of RAT.

It is hardly a distinction, given how many hundreds of thousands of such witnesses to terror and torture inhabit New York and Washington, and by extension of the media, the billions around the world.

She was named a Sagamore of the Wabash, the highest distinction in Indiana given by the state governor.

We did not observe any significant thematic distinctions between responses given by our female and male participants; this suggests the smaller male sample has not influenced our findings.

This distinction gives his character nuance and his world complexity.