Sentence examples for double distinction from inspiring English sources

Two years later, he graduated with a double distinction.

Cameroon now has the double distinction of being the African and Olympic champion in the same year.

Zigzagging to Big Gains Ken Heebner, manager of CGM Focus, achieved a double distinction with his fund.

Carl Barrett, 18, scored a double distinction in BTec business and a merit for media at Thomas Tallis school, Greenwich, London.

The award carries a double distinction, since it is going to a network of clinics like Gheskio in a consortium that includes the Haitian government itself.

In 1978 he had the double distinction of being appointed MBE for services to motorcycle sport, and being featured on This is Your Life.

Rogers had the double-edged distinction of being a filmmaker's filmmaker.

But it can be a double-edged distinction, one that places Ms. Gummer in the company of ingénues like Lily Rabe, the daughter of Jill Clayburgh and the playwright David Rabe, or Zoe Kazan, whose grandfather was the director Elia Kazan, who find themselves dodging and courting the camera by turns.

In this way, natural-law views incorporate some distinctively moral structuring — such as the distinctions between doing and allowing and the so-called doctrine of double effect's distinction between intending as a means and accepting as a by-product — within a unified account of practical reasoning (see entry on the natural law tradition in ethics).

In some countries for example, in France although there is a double hierarchy, the distinction is not between courts dealing with criminal cases and other courts dealing with civil cases but rather between those that handle all civil and criminal cases and those that deal with administrative cases or challenges to the administrative authority of the state.

As a result of such prolonged exposure to the bitter cold, Harrison promptly caught pneumonia, and died a month later, thereby achieving the double and ironic distinction of the longest inaugural address, and the shortest American presidency.