Sentence examples for this has distinguished from inspiring English sources

This has distinguished the PAC from those who regard the struggle as one for civil rights and integration or co-option into the existing system.

This Court has distinguished between the general interest in crime control and more immediate threats to public safety.

If other universities share the misapprehension of what freedom of speech entails, they should consider the example of the University of California, which in this case has distinguished between permissible and protected expressions of disagreement and unprotected and intolerable disruption.

While this movement has distinguished itself from previous calls for gun reform with its endurance, it has continued to focus on the NRA and the politicians and companies aligned with them.

This register has distinguished between cardia and non-cardia gastric cancer since 1970.

SL: So on this point Obama has distinguished himself from his predecessor.

The brutal heckling and taunting that have distinguished this rivalry were at a minimum.

But I felt a little anguish myself at seeing this great actor, who has distinguished himself in Shakespeare and O'Neill in recent years, drawing on so little of his talent in his first major Broadway role.

Republicans and Democrats argue over spending cuts and tax increases every year, but what has distinguished this legislative session from those in recent years -- aside from the larger deficits the state faces now -- is the degree to which Republican lawmakers have been left out.

This intriguing marine environment has distinguished Europa as one of the most promising candidates to host alien life in the solar system.

This "Survivor" (CBS, Sunday night ) has distinguished itself by bringing back two players from the previous season, STEPHENIE LAGROSSA and BOBBY JON DRINKARD, as well as its apparent attempt to actually kill all of the contestants on their first day, with an 11-mile race through the jungle in 100-degree heat.