Normative and empirical aspects are seen as two independent foci on one bioethical 'ellipse', which means that both perspectives are kept distinguished, but that they, nevertheless, influence each other in a fruitful way [ 20], p. 231.
It was, however, decided that the formations, particularly those from Transylvania, were to be kept distinguished from the rest under the common command structure.
Pat Kavanagh, a British literary agent whose hauteur, business acumen and abiding aura of mystery kept her distinguished string of writers and publishers fascinated, died on Monday at her home in London.
It was this quality that kept a string of distinguished writers and publishers fascinated.
It began serving as the CBS headquarters in 1968, a time when Walter Cronkite and other distinguished journalists kept the network's pre-eminence in news broadcasting unchallenged.
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Monti, a distinguished liberal economist, kept for himself the finance ministry.
"We kept offering names of the distinguished Americans and none of them were acceptable and we couldn't figure out: is this real or not?" she said.
He says the down-to-earth feeling at Lehman, where he is now a distinguished professor, has kept him there, even though he has been approached about moving to schools like Yale and Juilliard.
By The New Yorker December 17, 2010 Philipp Blom's "A Wicked Company," reviewed this week in the magazine, is a spirited history centered on Denis Diderot, best known as the chief editor of the Encyclopedie, and the distinguished company he kept — Adam Smith, Laurence Sterne, and David Hume, among others.
His face kept its seriousness, and that shy, distinguished look that we didn't often see in Poland.
