Sentence examples for this distinction then from inspiring English sources

If there are good normative reasons to care about maintaining this distinction, then we have the key to understanding the ethical responsibilities of government lawyers.

If novelists do not want to make this distinction then they could at least change the names of real historical characters to emphasise that their version is at least one step away from reality.

Amazingly, if she should fail to win this distinction, then Khaleda Zia will be able to claim it for herself.One reason to hope that Sheikh Hasina keeps her government in place is that if she were to fail, then everything would look like business as usual for Bangladesh.

This distinction, then, emphasizes two relations: the relation that the idea has (as mode) to the mind, and the relation that the idea has (as representer) to the object it represents.

It understands this collapsing of the distinction then to be the meaning of "not two," from which an holistic perspective emerges.

I never thought much of that distinction then, and I still don't.

And if you don't see the distinction, then you have no access to my soul and no appreciation, either.

If grown-ups can make an honest distinction between statements that are real, pretend and "not necessarily real but still deeply meaningful", and live in the light of that distinction, then children will get the point too.(Photo credit: PAUL J. RICHARDS / AFP).

If Luhrmann can draw out the distinction, then he will have made his own magic.

If we make this moral distinction, then we will have defeated terrorism".

Therefore, if a researcher doubts that an instrument can be trusted to make this most basic distinction, then the instrument should not be used.