Sentence examples for strict distinctions from inspiring English sources

One of the defining features of Orthodox Judaism, compared with the other, more liberal branches, is the insistence on strict distinctions between men and women.

Though the Roman Catholic Church recognizes a difference between such "holy acts," which are called sacramentals, and sacraments, Eastern Orthodoxy does not, in principle, make such strict distinctions.

Such strict distinctions are not as common outside France, where tradition and bureaucracy rule.

Many Brazilians view their country as a "racial democracy," where the lack of strict distinctions between "black" and "white" has fostered an ethnically harmonious society.

if the new media savvy Josh Marshalls of the world still think of strict distinctions between blog posting and establishment papers, where you brush off a blog posting but something published in newsprint is a big deal, we may be a little fashion forward in declaring the death of old media.

It is perhaps characteristic of alphabet-based conceptions of literacy to draw a strict distinction between reading and interpreting.

In a foreword to the report, Hunt said the organisation had previously maintained a strict distinction between sexual orientation and gender identity.

Mouffe argues against this strict distinction from the perspective that the public and the private domain intermingle.

The traditional contracting method imposes a strict distinction between the design and construction phases, which leads to a confrontational attitude between the design and construction teams.

In the second edition of the International Classification of Headache Disorders (IHCD-II), the International Headache Society (IHS) makes a strict distinction between primary and secondary headaches [1].

The relevance of a strict distinction of these two types of phonation in the expression of different paralinguistic information should also be investigated.