Sentence examples for should be kept distinct from inspiring English sources

Among the journalists two types should be kept distinct, the funny young cads like Corker and the pompous old cads like Jakes.

If static events are admitted, the question arises of whether they should be kept distinct from states [Parsons 1989].

All positivists, however, are agreed that, although law may meet moral criteria, what the law is and what it ought to be should be kept distinct.

As we begin to address the major issues and problems in the interstices between translation and interpretation a major problem arises immediately, for some scholars would claim that there are no such issues or problems: translations and interpretations are, and should be kept distinct.

We disagree that the goals of species conservation and wilderness should be kept distinct (but see Sarkar 1999).

This approach has two problems: (i) for many games, mixed strategies are not meaningful; and (ii) such a local analysis need not have any implication for the original question concerning frequency dependent selection between the strategies A and B. Finally, the biological concepts of group selection and kin selection should be kept distinct.

The concepts of trait loss and reversal should therefore be kept distinct.

War crime as a category must be kept distinct.

The two are and should be kept utterly distinct.

Again, much of this work is actually judicial in nature and should be kept wholly distinct from government".

(The auction ads took advantage of a taxonomic disagreement among palaeontologists and called the fossil Tyrannosaurus bataar, but I'm in the camp that believes these dinosaurs should be kept in distinct genera).