That's Joergesson's dilemma.[33] A widespread distinction is that between a norm and a normative proposition[34].
Despite its popularity and widespread use, the distinction between passive and active euthanasia is neither particularly clear nor morally helpful.
Jane Alley, who fled the city of Kajo Keji for Paterson, N.J., in the early 1990s, said that for all the immediate obstacles — ethnic and rebel violence, high infant mortality rates, widespread illiteracy — the technical distinction between building a new nation and rebuilding an existing one sent a powerful message.
That said, like many of his colleagues in Hollywood, Mr. Daniel acknowledges concern about a "measurably greater intensity" in the images that bombard the culture, from the big screen to the Internet, and he draws a distinction between the widespread use of violence and sexual imagery and themes, which troubles him less.
In both cases, there is a widespread failure to understand the distinction between licensing and copyright.
Two world wars have created an understandable horror of large-scale conflict, but an unintended consequence has been the widespread adoption of tactics which make no distinction between soldiers and civilians.
Concomitant use of ERPs, especially the N100 component, which requires widespread activity and functional integrity of the brain, may provide better distinction between sedation levels.
'Therapeutic misconception', a widespread phenomenon, occurs when a research participant does not appreciate the distinction between the imperatives of clinical research and of medical treatment, and therefore inaccurately attributes therapeutic intent to research [ 16].
In this respect, a more widespread use of evidence codes indicating the type of evidence supporting the data would enable to make a distinction between high and low confidence data.
The distinction between huckster and savior dissolves.
