Sentence examples for treated as distinct from inspiring English sources

Although human agency and political agency are often equated, they are treated as distinct by some theorists.

I agree completely that bicycles should be treated as distinct from motor vehicles and pedestrians.

The French defence minister, Jean-Yves Le Drian, said on Sunday that an offensive on Raqqa could not be treated as distinct from the Mosul assault.

This analysis, of course, combines elements traditionally invoked in what are usually treated as distinct classes of cases, involving due process and equal protection.

Succession planning and internal talent development are treated as distinct activities rather than one continuous program to gradually develop leadership skills in the organization.

The chapter heading (Rev. Stat. §§ 5506-5523) indicathe the difference; and though the two subjects were dealt with in the same act, they were nevertheless treated as distinct.

The dialects of cowherds and such are subsumed under Apabhraṃśa, which in this scheme is treated as a distinct medium.

And implementing it would entangle the government in theological questions about how to define religious groups and when a sect should be treated as a distinct religion.

Deinandra (Hemizonia) increscens subsp. increscens has been redelimited to exclude populations from Alameda County, now treated as a distinct species, Deinandra bacigalupii [see Baldwin, Madroño 46: 55–57 (1999)].

The constituents are treated as three distinct phases, consisting of agglomerate of particles, bulk matrix and interfacial transition zone around the agglomerate.

More than 140,000 adults aged 18 to 24 were sentenced in criminal courts last year and they should be treated as a distinct category of offender, the Howard League for Penal Reform says.