Sentence examples for maintain a distinction from inspiring English sources

Mr. Prosper said the convention's prohibition against using civilian garb was intended to maintain a distinction between civilians and soldiers.

What is behavior and is it possible to maintain a distinction between behavior and other attributes of the phenotype?

More than most mystery writers, Dibdin was angered by the extent to which prize committees and literary editors in Britain maintain a distinction between crime books and "literature".

This perspective contrasts with those that focus on "the anime industry" or those that maintain a distinction between producers and audience.

Instead, both Article 9 and the federal Bankruptcy Code maintain a distinction between priority based on the firm's assets and claims to the residual value of the firm.

This is despite the appointment of a black state highway patrol officer, Ron Johnson, to co-ordinate state and local law-enforcement agencies in Ferguson.On August 18th Barack Obama joined a bipartisan chorus of disapproval, saying that America needs to "maintain a distinction between our military and domestic law enforcement".

Greyhound has an ownership stake in BoltBus but maintains a distinction between the brands.

Historically, news organizations maintained a distinction between "hard" news and entertainment, or "soft" news, programming.

"Maintaining a distinction between some violent extremist groups and others is counterproductive," Mr. Gates wrote.

Although the presence of the world in God could be understood as a form of pantheism, process philosophy avoids collapsing the world into God or God into the world by maintaining a distinction between God and the world.

In the decade following the attacks of September 11 , 2001 a significant segment of U.S. religious and social conservatives more broadly classified not just al-Qaeda but the entire religion of Islam as a security threat, thereby countering the prevailing professional consensus and White House policy that maintained a distinction between terrorism and Islam.