But there's nevertheless a clear distinction between food and poison.

by (the angels) who make a clear distinction between right and wrong

A clear distinction must be made between au pairs and domestic staff.

A clear distinction should be made between remuneration mechanisms for executive directors and non executive directors.

As a result, clear guidelines for making such a distinction would have to be incorporated into the draft protocol.

The Narayan Murty Committee Report in India, for instance, makes a clear distinction between non executive and independent directors.

Yet we are still making a clear distinction between United Nations led operations and operations conducted by regional organizations.

And they thought that they clarified the issue, because they'd set out a clear distinction between legal and illegal copying.

We live in a world where the clear distinction between conflict among States and conflict within States has become blurred.

The distinction between a healthy person and a dead one is about as clear and consequential as any we make in science.

Both Estonian men and women share the view that there is a clear distinction between the so called men's and women's jobs .

A clear distinction would be maintained between the coordinating role of the mission and the implementation responsibilities of agencies, funds and programmes.

And when with modern bureaucracy there was a very rational approach, where there was a clear distinction between the private sphere and the public sphere.

(Through the resurrection) God wants to make a clear distinction between right and wrong and make the unbelievers know that they were liars.

(Through the resurrection) God wants to make a clear distinction between right and wrong and make the unbelievers know that they were liars.

The fundamental difference between Hyperwave and the web is the clear distinction between names and hierarchy in Hyperwave.

It is important to make a clear distinction between gender mainstreaming and its goal, which is to support gender equality in UNDP human development work.

Making a clear distinction, in statistical publications, between statistical and analytical comments on the one hand and policy prescriptive and advocacy comments on the other

distinction since military operations are only to be conducted against the enemy's armed forces and military objectives, there must be a clear distinction between the armed forces and civilians and between objects that might be legitimately attacked and those that are protected from attack.

What Eady s judgment did accomplish was to highlight the crucial distinction, necessary for all clear thinking about privacy, between what interests the public and what is in the public interest. So how can this distinction be made effective?

The Chairman said that the representative of Cuba seemed to be proposing that the report should make a clear distinction between information that was required and information actually received.

France believes that a clear distinction must be drawn between activities that can legitimately claim funding from assessed contributions and those that should be supported by voluntary contributions from Member States.

On some have compassion, making a distinction,

On some have compassion, making a distinction,

It also wished to reiterate that a clear distinction must be drawn between terrorist acts and the struggle of peoples to resist foreign occupation, establish self determination and maintain or restore sovereignty.

Whatever disclosures are made and whatever channels used, a clear distinction should be made between audited and un audited financial information, and means of validation of other non financial information should be provided.

The Basic Principles and Guidelines were the result of 15 years' work and made a clear distinction between human rights and humanitarian law while respecting the specific nature of each category of law.

Kemmeren makes a distinction between origin and source.

Mr. Boulet (Belgium) said he saw no reason for explicit derogation to be required provided that a clear distinction was drawn by the parties between the terms agreed and the provisions of the draft convention.

Ms. Tan asked what position the new Code took on religious law, given the clear distinction the report had drawn between religious, customary and civil law in the country.

Principle of distinction

proportionality, and distinction.

Distinction and indiscriminate attacks

That distinction is crucial.

And there's a very important distinction there that we'll get to.

The work on space debris mitigation can be a good opportunity to start building this understanding, because this known hazard to operations in space, which that makes no distinction between enemy and friendly assets, has a clear link to States' national interests.

This is an unfair distinction!

This is an unfair distinction!

This is a really subtle distinction, but the implication could be profound.

A distinction needs to be drawn between growth industries and livelihood industries.

In our view the distinction between abolition and a moratorium is decisive.

We make a distinction between talking from a diplomatic level and talking at the political level.

As for terrorism, we advocate finding a definition satisfactory to everyone, covering State terrorism and drawing a clear distinction between terrorism and the legitimate resistance of peoples to dictatorship, invasion or foreign occupation, including that which is perversely cloaked in the guise of opportunistic and convenient multilateralism.

Several participants replied that it was important to maintain a distinction between those articles.

Another distinction was that the Permanent Forum had a very wide range of responsibilities.