Sentence examples for substantive distinction between from inspiring English sources

"In the last two years, Harper has neither amended his diagnosis of Pierre Trudeau nor drawn any substantive distinction between father and son.

Much like certain naturalists today, he argued that "materialism requires the unification of philosophy and science," thus denying any substantive distinction between science and philosophy (Horkheimer1993, 34).

Even more radically, it has been questioned whether it is even possible to draw any substantive distinction between rule guided and merely regular behavior at this fundamental level.

At one level, he is trying to draw substantive distinctions between his policy proposals and those of his Republican opponent.

The biggest substantive distinction is that the path to citizenship is more arduous.

But closer examination shows that there is also a substantive distinction, and it's a profound one.

The political differs from other spheres of value in that it is not based on a substantive distinction of its own.

As such, service providers were identified as "Resiliency Trainers" rather than therapists; a substantive distinction maintained by the programs' focus and design.

The same holds, Schmitt thinks, for all other substantive distinctions that may become markers of identity and difference.

Recall again the distinction between substantive and formal theories of well-being.

While this distinction between substantive and procedural approaches to priority setting suggests that the two are incompatible, there is increasing consensus on the need to combine these approaches (Ham and Coulter 2000; Ruger 2004; Kamm 2005).