For small markets New Zealand, Indonesia and most of Latin America and Eastern Europe–White does not make industry distinctions at all.
Reachs marketing won several industry distinctions, among them thirteen medals from the MI6 Game Marketing Conference Awards.
All vitreous whitewares are often referred to as porcelains, but in the ceramics industry a distinction is maintained between the true porcelains (or technical porcelains) and china.
He was a highly respected reinsurance executive who served the property and casualty insurance industry with distinction and great skill over many years.
For the Asian call centre industry this distinction is important because the purpose of recruitment (exclusion) is very different from the purpose of quality assurance (appraisal and coaching feedback).
As Hollywood hardened into the formal structures of the studio system, and film-making became a much more lucrative industry, those distinctions made themselves felt, and the biggest prestige on set was reserved for the director, the person literally calling the shots.
The core distinction, industry executives say, is that Web companies do not have the power to prosecute anyone, as law enforcement agencies do.
Amnesty is urging its membership to legalize the industry, making no distinction between the women being prostituted and those who pay for and profit from their exploitation.
In order to measure industry effects, a distinction was made between industries based on 2-digit Standard Industrial Classification SICcodesdes from the COMPUSTAT database (cf. Kim et al. 2012).
Although the two worlds of academia and industry are similar, distinctions do in fact exist that may help contribute to some of the misperceptions.
Well, this bulging Austen industry denies that easy distinction between refined and coarse, art and entertainment.
