The terms were loosely used to mark the essential distinction between members of an upper class and the rest.
The purges should be carried out more carefully, making a clear distinction between members of the Gülenist network and people who are mere sympathizers of Gülen.
The distinction recognizes members of the legal profession for their long-term contributions to the advancement of civil rights, civil liberties and human rights in the United States.
HERR PELCKMANN: Would it therefore be correct to say that without distinction all members of the groups of persons which you have just mentioned participated in the crimes?
Mr. Davidson said today that for purposes of carrying out the policy, there is no real distinction between members and "leaders" because older boys assume leadership positions as they rise in the ranks.
During a question period afterward, he drew a distinction between members of two groups in the region — Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, which is based in Yemen, and the Somalia-based Shabab — who are intent on attacking America, and those who are focused on local concerns.
The FASCO distinction honors members for their extraordinary volunteer service and dedication to ASCO.
Often the argument is negatively framed, referring to the ideas inherent in the institution of citizenship that it 'marks a distinction between members and outsiders' (Bauböck, 2006, p. 15).
This polyphyletic origin was likely caused by horizontal transfer of chromosomes encoding host specific virulence genes between Fo lineages, thereby allowing the distinction of members of a f.
The distinction between a member and substitute member isn't always very clear.
