Sentence examples for multiple distinctions from inspiring English sources

Yamin is known globally for her pioneering scholarship and advocacy in relation to economic and social rights and rights-based approaches to health, for which she has received multiple distinctions.

9. Ockham's multiple distinctions do not seem to be meant to be organized in a specific way, i.e. some being sub-distinctions of others, but rather as alternative ways of classifying consequences.

Distinction Pathways: Within the last 2 years, multiple Distinction Pathways have rolled out for interested residents.

Where lesser novelists deploy broad strokes to separate good guy from bad, Greene was the master of the multiple distinction: the thin lines that separate evil from cruelty from unkindness from malevolent stupidity.

This has allowed multiple new distinctions to be made amongst the creditworthy, as scores get attached to different interest rates and loan structures.

Three independent diploid transformants were obtained, and these shared multiple morphological distinctions that were stable through vegetative propagation.

This follows from the assumption that only search costs can be incurred across multiple suppliers (Distinction 4).

In the past, Manoli has been a teaching fellow in Public International Law at the McGill Faculty of Law and coached the Manfred Lachs Space Law Moot Court teams of the IASL from 2014 to 2017 with multiple awards and distinctions.

Firstly, the definition of failure has multiple interpretations and subtle distinctions.

There appears to be multiple complexes with unclear distinctions between them.

Prevention of tobacco smoking is a priority that transcends these distinctions; the multiple interventions enumerated in the WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (FCTC) are relevant to communities worldwide.