Academic distinctions

Academic distinctions and awards

Defining moral motives distinctions for voluntary activities.

They don't want legal distinctions between legal and illegal sharing.

Governments at local, regional and national levels should recognize the role of multiple identities in contributing to open communities and in establishing useful distinctions between public institutional structures and cultural identities.

Unjustified distinctions were unacceptable, even if their financial impact was limited.

The Declaration does not, in its substantive provisions, make such distinctions.

Human rights law does not prohibit all distinctions in treatment in the enjoyment of rights.

In relation with the mutual supporting of marital partners, the law does not make any distinctions based on gender.

It was counterproductive to make distinctions between different types of terrorists, especially when that was done for selfish reasons.

So, think about it this way if you've got an artificial constraint, artificial constraints lead to arbitrary distinctions and a skewed worldview.

Indeed, many argue that by refusing to take into account distinctions linked to ethnic and religious origin, these distinctions are legitimized. One British social critic, quoted by the sociologist Dominique Schnapper, compares the behavior of the French, unwilling to mention ethnic discrimination, with English people of the Victorian era, who refused to talk about sex.

I could talk at length about the many little distinctions we made and the endless list of ways that I got it wrong.

These are needs that know no geographic, linguistic or gender barriers or any other distinctions, and therefore require our immediate attention and resolution.

The authors suggest eliminating in paragraph 10 the distinctions made on the basis of personnel, now that paragraph 42.6 is the overarching provision.

It also noted that according to section 12, distinctions, rejections or acceptances based on qualifications required for a specific job shall not be considered discrimination.

Under various circumstances, laws on violence against women, including on rape, are applied to women engaged in prostitution, without any distinctions whatsoever made with regard to legal principles.

It's a program of social rescue and deep cultural transformation designed for the whole Venezuelan society with absolutely no distinctions whatsoever, but emphasizing the vulnerable and endangered social groups.

In response, a second discussant noted that the distinctions between the Council and its subsidiary bodies were hard to understand, given that there should be no borders between them.

The difference between the sexes in school based education manifests itself in the fact that distinctions are made in the study programmes of work related classes for girls and boys.

In its previous concluding comments,1 the Committee requested that the Government provide data and indicators on health disaggregated by sex, age, ethnicity, rural urban areas and other distinctions (para.

In its previous concluding comments,1 the Committee requested that the Government provide data and indicators on health disaggregated by sex, age, ethnicity, rural urban areas and other distinctions (para.

I think I hope! that Bezos will make the proper distinctions. He understands the difference between media (yet another of his personal investments is the Web site Business Insider) and journalism.

With the general economic crisis, and with the presence of a great quantity of foreign aid, it is difficult to discuss regularity that indicates a presence of gender distinctions between the branches.

It does require, however, that any permissible distinctions have an objective and reasonable justification, that they further a legitimate objective and that the means are reasonable and proportionate to the end sought.

The Declaration calls for thematic dialogues on issues such as our openness to ideas different from our own, the appreciation of differences and distinctions, and the search for common and shared values.

While most speakers supported an integrated approach to the fight against terrorism and other forms of organized crime, other speakers noted that distinctions needed to be made between fighting crime and fighting terrorism.

Our efforts to maintain international peace and security, to achieve international cooperation in solving global problems and to promote respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms, without any distinctions, must remain high on the global agenda.

Such programs are often viewed as contradicting a basic American value, namely that admissions, lending, and hiring decisions should be based on the merits of the individual, not group distinctions. But they remain in existence three decades later.

But the double game proved unsustainable the Islamists were less inclined than their now ambivalent patron to draw sophistical distinctions between one kind of enemy and another. The result was two assassination attempts against Musharraf in December 2003.

Terrorism is the product of a fusion within a part of Islam of religious extremism, thwarted nationalism, and what Dostoyevsky called nihilism. Our challenge is to understand the root causes of these forces and to make distinctions among them.

Nor should distinctions in the field of tax law be accepted more easily than in other fields of legislation, bearing in mind the Committee's jurisprudence that article 26 prohibits discrimination in any field regulated and protected by public authorities.

5.2 The author submits that on hearing his motion to reopen the proceedings, both the Circuit Court and the Supreme Court focused on the distinctions between registry cases and  commercial cases , glossing over the due process issues highlighted by the author.

Regional Sub Regional Conferences APEC, ASEAN

For distinctions of special regimes including on the basis of functional specialization, see the Preliminary report on the study on the Function and Scope of the lex specialis rule and the question of self contained regimes' , ILC(LVI) SG FIL CRD.1 and Add.1.

To consider expanding market size and maximizing investment opportunities by creating sub regional, regional and interregional markets through bilateral, sub regional and regional economic arrangements.

The United Nations regional commissions and offices, regional development banks and other regional organizations continue to contribute to regional implementation of sustainable development goals and targets.

Regional priorities will be developed by each regional office.

Clearly, regional cooperation is increasing through regional networks and partnerships involving a growing number of diverse regional organizations.

The regional dimension of the Millennium Development Goals includes regional policies such as regional trade, infrastructure and legal instruments.

Model 1 Regional centre located in a UNEP regional office

The regional training courses should follow the current regional sequencing.

Preparations for the regional consultations are being led by regional steering committees and regional coordinating groups in collaboration with UNICEF.

These included regional cooperation initiatives, often by means of regional organizations regional harmonization of legislation and information exchange between neighbouring countries.

Instead, Obama s administration is guided by a relativist political realism that assumes respect for cultural and religious distinctions. His secretary of state, Hillary Clinton, underscored this tendency during her first visit to China, where her unmistakeable message was that order and stability take priority over liberty and human rights.