Sentence examples for distinguished who from inspiring English sources

Different groups of actors can be distinguished, who can be responsible for the creation of sustainability criteria and support of their implementation.

He also understood that these inchoate rules distinguished who was "in" and who was "out" and thereby helped define membership in the guild of surgery.

"They cannot distinguish who is telling the truth".

He doesn't distinguish who he means by "they", but it hardly matters.

To distinguish who was who, one team wielded white sticks, and the other black.

At the beginning, I found myself trying to distinguish who was actually male and female.

This study aimed to develop prediction models to distinguish who is suitable for ACT (ACT-benefit) and who should avoid ACT (ACT-futile) in NSCLC.

At times, so dense is the material, it's difficult to distinguish who is speaking or thinking.

Militants linked to al-Qaida are active in the same area, which often makes it difficult to distinguish who is responsible for attacks.

To be careful I'll put 1 in here just to distinguish who it is who's actually winning and losing.

The Legislature understood this, and refused to use such epithets to distinguish who should benefit from the law, and who should not.