Sentence examples for recognized the distinction from inspiring English sources

In 1927 the German scholar Diedrich Westermann recognized the distinction between the Western Sudanic (now called Niger-Congo) and the Eastern Sudanic (now called Nilo-Saharan) languages.

We simply conclude that the law has long recognized the distinction between the owners of a corporation and the corporation itself.

"We simply conclude that the law has long recognized the distinction between the owners of a corporation and the corporation itself," Judge Robert Cowen wrote in the panel's majority opinion.

But, as Descartes recognized, the distinction between essence and existence is a distinction of reason; essence is the nature of a thing as it is contained in its definition, and existence is the perfection by which this essence actually exists which is possessed by the action of the Creator.

Lieutenant Governor and Rhode Island historian Samuel G. Arnold wrote of him, "That he was no friend of the doctrines, or advocate of the conduct of the followers of Fox [Quakers] is evident from his writings; but that like Williams, he recognized the distinction between persecution and opposition, between legal force and moral suasion as applied to matters of opinion, is equally apparent.

International law recognizes the distinction.

Some soldiers will recognize the distinction".

It is in the best interest of all, doctors and non-doctors alike, to recognize the distinction.

Dr. Mesulam was the first in modern times to recognize the distinction between P.P.A. and other forms of dementia.

Professors McCloskey and Ziliak urge those citing statistics to recognize the distinction and pay attention to practical importance.

Unlike Congressional Republicans, Mr. Bush seems to recognize the distinction between principled opposition and vengeful obstructionism, and to know how destructive the latter can be.